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Veteran
- Jul 23, 2003
- 15,939
- 9,366
In the article linked, AA, WN, and UA all state that either they haven't been contacted by CDC or they've been told that the patient didn't fly on them.
Notice that DL is conspicuously missing from the list, and DL is never one to shy away from a media inquiry if it will clear their name.
http://aviationblog.dallasnews.com/2014/09/cdc-says-theres-zero-risk-on-commercial-airline-flight-of-dallas-ebola-patient.html/
Notice that DL is conspicuously missing from the list, and DL is never one to shy away from a media inquiry if it will clear their name.
http://aviationblog.dallasnews.com/2014/09/cdc-says-theres-zero-risk-on-commercial-airline-flight-of-dallas-ebola-patient.html/
The name of the commercial airline has not been disclosed.
American Airlines does not fly to Africa and we have been told the passenger was not on a connecting flight involving our aircraft, said spokeswoman Andrea Huguely, a spokeswoman for the Fort Worth-based carrier.
A spokesman for Dallas-based Southwest Airlines, which does not fly internationally, said the CDC has not contacted it and has no information about Southwest being involved in any way.
The CDC has not shared specific patient information that would allow us to confirm whether the travelers itinerary involved United, United Airlines spokeswoman Christen David said.