As a member of Alaska Airlines’ frequent flyer program Mileage Plan, I subscribe to its news updates via email. This afternoon I received a message announcing a virtual event where guests will have the opportunity to participate in an interactive panel session with Alaska Airlines personnel and experts from Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and the University of Washington which partners with Alaska Airlines in its response to the virus. Topics will include the latest research on vaccines and strategies for protecting ourselves and each other.
The virtual event is open to all. You can submit questions on the form in this document here. From my posts and others, many have questions about safety of air travel and the efficacy and safety of vaccines. This is a great opportunity to hear from experts on those topics first hand. Any questions must be submitted by the end of the day Pacific Standard Time on November 23, 2020.
Join the event by clicking on the link below.
Join the virtual event, brought to you by Alaska Airlines
Tuesday, November 24, 2020, 7:00 – 8:00 p.m. PST Add to calendar
- Click here to join the online virtual event.
- If you currently have the Teams application installed on your device, select “Open Microsoft Teams” and you will be automatically placed into the event.
- If you don’t have the Teams application, select, “Watch on the web instead.”
Final Thoughts
This seems like a great opportunity to get coronavirus and vaccine information from experts (other than myself of course 😉). I’m planning to listen in and am submitting a question asking why the development of coronavirus vaccines has been so comparatively fast.
Will you tune in?
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How can we break the news to the stupid people that Alaska Air will be working towards a policy to make you vaccinate before you fly with us care of Billy G the rest of the globalist working towards depopulating the world for the greater good starting with the low IQ first.
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I don’t think requiring a vaccination to board a plane makes sense for airlines or passengers. Airlines want to fill planes. It will be months and months before a most people even have an opportunity to be vaccinated. And since it appears coronavirus vaccines only provide protection from getting seriously ill from COVID-19 disease and do not prevent becoming infected or spreading, requiring vaccinations won’t prevent spread. We will see what the airlines do. Thanks for your comment.
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good on them. it will be at a strange time here im sure – will you report back?
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I will listen in and post about it.
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I commend Alaska Airlines for taking steps to help educate others about the virus. Do they offer classes to government officials?😉
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It will be interesting to see how this event goes. Government officials are probably the worst students.
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