Is it safe to fly in a plane that’s been grounded for 2 years in the COVID pandemic? | ABC News

After being grounded for nearly two years thanks to the pandemic, airlines are starting to get their planes back in the air. Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/c/abcnewsindepth
But it isn't a simple process. We visit the APAS storage facility in Alice Springs to see how it’s done, and more importantly how it’s done safely. We also look at how aircraft like the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and Airbus A350 will reshape the way we travel after the pandemic. Hubs like Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai might lose out to the public’s new desire to travel point to point with plans like Qantas’s Project Sunrise.

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