The coronavirus outbreak has certainly knocked down the whole planet in a very short time such as a couple of months. It has even ruined the economies on top tens of thousands of lives lost. Moreover, it has badly restricted travel needs of people locking them down at their homes.
The world has implemented many measures to circumvent the corona virus epidemic. Whether things will return to normal after the outbreak, concerns persist.
This being the case and knowing this disease will not go away very easily many people are concerned about the question “How shall we travel in the aftermath of the outbreak not to risk repetitive spread of the virus again”.
It is no secret that measures will continue after the corona virus and that social distance will be in effect allover. That will also be reflected in transportation certainly. Therefore, the travel transport industry is also focused on the issue and they are working hard to bring new solutions to make sure the health of passengers are not at risk due to social distance factor.
Within this framework an Italian company called Avio Interiors which designs aircraft seats has shared some new design visuals to show what will change in aircraft after the outbreak.
According to a report on media the giant aircraft seat company has responded to this question by publishing a concept study that changed after the outbreak.
The company has made 2 different aircraft seats design for safety of passengers. Accordingly, the intense isolation in the concepts draws attention. Because the company thinks that the measures taken after the outbreak are as important as the measures taken during the outbreak.
One of the concepts on the company’s website is named Glassafe. It’s made up of compartments that make the interaction between passengers sharing seats in the same row reliable. The transparent compartments, which cover both sides of the seat, are intended to isolate passengers.
Obviously, travelling will be more interesting with new measures like this and certainly many more after in the aftermath of the outbreak.
