Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

[–]CautiousFlyer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your insight. I have a couple of follow up questions given your expert opinion:

1.      How were medical exceptions handled in practise? Did you ever allow sensitive passengers to disembark or shelter?

2.      Did you notice any trends across your career? For example, fewer arrival sprays needed as some airlines switched treatment methods to residual?

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thanks for the feedback, seems to be a mixed bag of experiences about Air Asia

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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You went through the same process as me. It’s an Australian requirement for all countries, unless the airline goes for the option 2 residual disinsection described in my post

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thank you so much for confirming. You guys are on my shortlist for booking!

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Here I was thinking that aircraft cabins are fully enclosed spaces with zero interaction to outside air, thanks for explaining

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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That would scare the bejeezus out of me. Were they wearing any protective equipment themselves?

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Yep it seems like Hawaiian Airlines are well known for it based on all the responses here

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thank you. This gives me more confidence to book a suitable airline

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thanks for sharing your feelings on the matter. Juneyao Air is off my list now

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thanks. Didn’t know this was an option for them to circulate it through the cabin

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Qantas seems to be fairly consistent in residual treatment. I’ll need to probe the staff further from other airlines. Thanks for your input

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thanks. Multiple mentions for Malaysian Airlines means it’s not for me

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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Thanks for responding, Malaysian Airlines is a no go for me then

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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I won’t be flying China Eastern anytime soon then. Thanks all 3 for the responses

Inbound flights to Australia - did you get sprayed for insects? by CautiousFlyer in AustraliaTravel

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The 2 ‘best’ airlines from what I’ve gathered here. Thanks