And I've got special permission today with Japan's leading airlines A and A, and I'm gonna be able to show you what happens behind the scenes during coronavirus.

But in order for me to show you what's happening behind the scenes, we're gonna first need to check in.

So let's do that right now.

So flying, not so popular these days around the world.

But how does the carrier like a and keep its passenger safe and domestic flights running?

Well, let's find out.

And by the end of this, you can let me know how it compares to your country.

And if Anna Service truly earns the mark made in Japan Okay, social distancing markers in place.

Good start.

Let's see what else this is A Oh, I see what he's doing here, offering me a trade to help minimize contact.

I can get with that.

So what's changed for you since the pandemic?

Keep taking the handcuffs.

Ticketmaster.

I don't believe myself because way just checked in, and now we've got to drop off our baggage.

Usually at that counter, you could just do right there, but I wanted to show you the process.

So let's go check in your baggage right now.

Okay?

This part seems pretty standard.

No contact with anyone on to the next check point below 37 a half.

I'm good.

So we just got our temperature checked, and now I'm heading towards the gate.

But we have a little bit more time before the flight leaves.

So I wanted to show you behind the scenes of what Hannah does to prepare its planes.

So I'm on the car, Max right now and the penny who is about to get here.

Oh, there they are.

A and A's cleaning crew usually scheduled to clean every international flight in every night for domestic flights.

Just seeing them go.

I feel like I'm watching a Formula One pit crew.

So it looks like they do the cleaning and two parts.

First they clean the plane and get rid of all the trash and what things down.

And then afterwards they sanitize everything.

Wow.

They are working at amazing speed.

It is so impressive to see how fast they could clean.

So what changed for your crew after the pandemic?

Uh, so he took Oh, no, How to call a sort of fake enough.

On top of that, they also sanitize spots on the airplane where customers hands could possibly touch, Which for me seems like everywhere now that the plane is all clean.

I'm still wondering about the circulation in this plane.

Let's go down below and figure out how it all works.

So cleaning check.

But what about the air we're breathing?

During the flight?

I'm gonna have to visit a Anna's airplane maintenance hangar and talk with an engineer to find out more.

So I just made it to Anna's hanger.

Let's go see if you can find an engineer.

Wow, the hangers.

A lot more spacious than I expected.

It could fit about 4 to 5 airplanes inside, and this is just one of several an airplane hangars at the airport.

Also, this place kind of reminds me of where bad guys go in the movies just to get caught by the hero.

But anyway, let's stay focused.

People are working hard here, so we've made it down to the cargo space, and it looks like one of their engineers is working over there.

Let's call a motor and see what they're doing.

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It's the moons.

Only this car.

Hi.

Thanks for coming over.

What are you doing right now?

Uh, I think you know, a company.

A thing.

Apparently, the airplanes taken fresh air from outside every three minutes and circulates the air inside of the plane through these specialized HEPA filters.

Exactly like the new one she was carrying earlier to completely clean the air inside.

Interestingly, the same HEPA filters air also used in hospital operation room.

That's pretty reassuring.

Yeah.

So this behind the scenes look in Japan's flight services wouldn't be complete if I didn't check on with a cabin attendants do before and during the flights.

Oh, nice.

They even insulted critic boards and curtains throughout the office.

So I'm at his office right now, and the cabin attendants are about to go into their preflight meeting.

Let's see what they talk about.

Yes, s s s O in the meeting.

In addition to the standard preflight discussion, the CIA's review the most up to date cove in 19 countermeasures like how to request passengers that were mass and sanitized a za part of the company's policy.

And it provides all of the cabin attendants with mass so they can change into new ones before going on a flight.

So what was the biggest change for cabin attendants after the pandemic?

Mhm.

Wow.

I'm feeling a lot better about getting on the plane now.

We're right in front of the gate.

We're about to get on board.

Let's do this.

Three ground staff continually remind passengers to maintain social distancing at boarding and as part of their cove in 19 countermeasures, they organized passengers to board in six separate groups.

Yeah, I know.

All right, that was pretty smooth.

So much of the flight itself is what we've come to know.

The cabin attendants go through the regular pre flight procedures.

You know, the usual.

Now that we're in the air, let's see what happens during the flight.

Once the seatbelt lights turn off, they start preparing for the in flight services.

But these days, taking additional measures to help reassure passengers of a safe flight.

First, they change in a new gloves before serving passengers, and then they pass out alcohol shades for passengers to use and individual plastic bags for trash.

I think we'll take one of those thank you very much.

After that, the CIA starts preparing for drink services again, changing into new glove to serve out the drinks and even wiping down the trails before use.

Oh, yes, I'll have some, Ojha.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Oh, and more frequent cleanings is another Responsibilities and CS have taken on to ensure passengers experience cleaner facilities throughout the entire flight.

And like other services, changing the new gloves before starting, they focused on high touch facilities such as the restroom.

Everything from the front door, inside handles, sink area, toilet seats and flusher all get wiped down, which allows passengers like me to sit back and simply enjoy the flight.

Times have changed.

And as you can see, flying procedures in Japan has changed with it.

I don't know how long it will last, but hopefully not too long.

But for now, this is the level of service you can expect and flying in Japan.

Alright, so that's a flight.

What do you all think?

Would you fly in Japan during coronavirus?

Let me know in the comments Also give a quick shoutout to noon.

Thank you for helping me film this one.

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