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TAMPA (CNN Newsource) – JetBlue is experimenting with the use of a high tech UV light system to keep its planes clear of COVID-19. The system is designed by Honeywell and used normally to sterilize ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. New technology could make the battle against the next pandemic as easy as turning on a light. Researchers are exploring a new way ...

JetBlue Airways is slated to become the first major U.S. carrier to test new UV light technology on its aircraft in an effort to better combat the novel coronavirus. As part of a 90-day pilot program, ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Gerald R. Ford International Airport is the first airport test site for a new autonomous robot that disinfects using ultraviolet technology, a news release said Wednesday. UV ...

Alaska Airlines, an early adopter of new technologies in the aviation world, revealed Thursday that it's testing a new device that will clean and disinfect its aircraft cabins with ultraviolet light ...

Ultraviolet light technology is becoming more popular among companies that are implementing a multi-tactic approach to combat the coronavirus. On July 29, JetBlue Airways revealed the Honeywell UV ...

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For years, doctors and health professionals have been using ultraviolet light as a disinfectant. Now, a major ceiling fan manufacturer is mounting UV lights onto the base of its smart ceiling fans, ...

New technology could add another layer of protection against the next pandemic by simply turning on a light. Researchers are exploring a new way of using ultraviolet light to make indoor air safer.