Corona Virus Cleaning Info.
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2020 8:16 pm
Up-Front Caution: I am aware that many comments Pooh-Pooh-ing Virus Scares and Sky-Is-Falling Scares abound. Please do not descend into that sort of discussion. I am only trying to provide legitimate information for those that care about how to treat aircraft interior surfaces with anti-viral products.
The following information was just rec’d from Cessna/Textron regarding aircraft interior surface anti-viral treatment:
Aircraft Interior Disinfection - Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Inquiries
As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to evolve, we want to assure you that Textron Aviation has been closely monitoring the global situation. We have cross-functional teams meeting daily to evaluate any impact to our customers and their aircraft.
Based on what we know at this time, the following demonstrated products may be used to disinfect an aircraft interior:
Zip-Chem Calla® 1452
Netbiokem DSAM
In testing performed by Textron Aviation's materials engineering team, these products did not adversely affect samples of non-porous furniture surfaces, interior leather, or windows. Aircraft interiors furnished with custom-based materials may need further evaluation by spot-testing on an inconspicuous area.
The following information was just rec’d from Cessna/Textron regarding aircraft interior surface anti-viral treatment:
Aircraft Interior Disinfection - Response to Coronavirus (COVID-19) Inquiries
As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to evolve, we want to assure you that Textron Aviation has been closely monitoring the global situation. We have cross-functional teams meeting daily to evaluate any impact to our customers and their aircraft.
Based on what we know at this time, the following demonstrated products may be used to disinfect an aircraft interior:
Zip-Chem Calla® 1452
Netbiokem DSAM
In testing performed by Textron Aviation's materials engineering team, these products did not adversely affect samples of non-porous furniture surfaces, interior leather, or windows. Aircraft interiors furnished with custom-based materials may need further evaluation by spot-testing on an inconspicuous area.