85% o pasese e talitonu o vaalele e matua faʻamamaina ma faʻamamaina.
65% o pasese malilie o le ea i luga o se vaalele e mama e pei o se potu taʻavale.
89% o pasese e talitonu o loʻo faʻataʻitaʻia lelei puipuiga.

Le International Air Association Association (IATA) lipotia e faʻavae i luga o lana faʻamatalaga lata mai pasese suʻesuʻega faia ia Iuni, tele o tagata femalagaaʻi i le ea e mautinoa e uiga i le saogalemu o le ea femalagaaiga ma lagolago ufimata-ofuina i le lata mai. Ae ui i lea, o le toʻatele foi e le fiafia i le "hassle factor" lata i COVID-19 faʻasologa, e aofia ai le le mautonu ma le le mautonu e uiga i tulafono femalagaaʻi, suʻega manaʻoga, ma sili atu tau faʻataʻitaʻi.

O le suʻesuʻega o le 4,700 tagata faimalaga i maketi e 11 i le lalolagi ua faʻaalia ai:

85% talitonu o vaalele e matua faʻamamaina ma faʻamamaina
65% malilie o le ea i luga o se vaalele e mama e pei o se potu taʻavale

Faʻatasi ai ma i latou na faimalaga talu mai Iuni 2020, 86% na lagona le saogalemu i luga o le vaa ona o COVID-19 fua.

89% talitonuina o puipuiga puipuia e lelei ona faʻaogaina
90% talitonu o tagata faigaluega vaʻalele faia se galuega lelei o le faʻamalosia o fuafuaga

E lagolagoina malosi e pasese le ofuina o le ufimata i luga o le laupapa (83%) ma le faʻamalosia o le faʻamalosia o tulafono mo matapulepulega (86%), ae o le toʻatele foi e talitonu o le manaʻoga manava e tatau ona faʻamutaina i se taimi vave e mafai ai.

"Tagata femalagaaʻi i le ea e amanaʻia ma faʻatauaina le saogalemu auala na faia ina ia faʻaititia ai le ono aʻafia o le faʻauiga o le COVID-19 i taimi o femalagaiga i le ea. Ma latou te lagolagoina le faʻaauauina o nei fua i le umi e tatau ai, ae latou te le mananaʻo foi o le fuataga ia avea tumau. I le taimi nei, e tatau ia tatou uma ona faʻaaloalo i tulafono ma le saogalemu o uso pasese. E le taliaina e faapea o le le pulea lelei o pasese na tupu mai ua faaluaina pe a faatusatusa i le 2019, ma o le faatupulaia o amioga faatautala i le tino o se mafuaaga faapitoa mo le popole tele, ”o le faamatalaga lea a Willie Walsh, o le Faatonu Sili Aoao o le IATA.

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) reported that based on its latest passenger survey conducted in June, most air travelers are confident about the safety of air travel and support mask-wearing in the near-term.
85% believe aircraft are thoroughly cleaned and disinfected65% agree the air on an aircraft is as clean as an operating room.
E lagolagoina malosi e pasese le ofuina o le ufimata i luga o le laupapa (83%) ma le faʻamalosia o le faʻamalosia o tulafono mo matapulepulega (86%), ae o le toʻatele foi e talitonu o le manaʻoga manava e tatau ona faʻamutaina i se taimi vave e mafai ai.