Flying with hundreds of other people at one time can be a gateway to illness.Various airplane surfaces — such as overhead bins, tray tables, instruction cards and seat covers — are some of the biggest sources of germs, according to flight attendants. Even the water in the bathroom can pose a risk — leading some people to question whether it's even sanitary to wash one's hands on a flight.4 BIGGEST HANDWASHING MISTAKES THAT COULD INCREASE GERMS AND VIRUSES"It's a good idea for passengers to use hand sanitizer after stowing away their luggage, touching anything in the seat pocket in front of them, and going to the bathroom," flight attendant and travel blogger Josephine Remo, who is based in Portugal, previously told Travel & Leisure.Bathrooms can be especially dirty, as the toilets are regularly cleaned, but the locks and door handles may not be, according to Remo.The water in the bathroom can… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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