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Cair™ is developed to meet passenger requirements on health and increased wellbeing during flights. In-flight studies (download report) have shown that humidifying the cabin reduces tiredness and alleviates dehydration of the eyes, skin and mucous membranes. As the condition of the mucous membranes is essential for the body's immune system, there is thus a reduced risk of viral infection during flights.
Passengers today are more knowledgeable and aware of their health, and the effects of flying. What's more, people are much more conscious of how they spend their work and leisure time, making demands on the possibilities to work and rest during flights.
The airlines response is demonstrated in the fact that a majority of airlines have redesigned, or are in the proceeds of redesigning, their cabins for improved comfort. Airlines spend millions of dollars installing better seating, video on demand, live TV, internet connections, etc, to meet passenger demands.
Some airlines have even installed fake starry skies to simulate night skies and thus promote sleep. Air quality onboard is a matter of much discussion; many passengers consider it to be poor, with fatigue, faintness, etc, as the result.
The fact that people today fly longer, up to 18 hours, means that the effects of poor air quality are more pronounced. In all likelihood, we will see requirements for improved air quality onboard, with the emphasis on the level of humidity.
Our goal with Cair™ is to improve the passenger's sense of wellbeing during flights. Cair™ raises the humidity level in the cabin, which has a positive effect on all the passenger's senses. Passengers will feel better, sleep better, food and drink will taste better.
Cair™ means airlines around the world get a unique opportunity to gain competitive advantages through improved comfort on long-haul flights - a strategic marketing tool in parity with in-flight entertainment. | |
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