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Filtration system creates ‘personal air space’ for public transport passengers

14 July 2020

by Sarah Wray

UK-based regional bus operator Warrington’s Own Buses has installed air-cleaning devices from technology company AirLabs in driver cabins across its entire operational fleet as part of a COVID-19 safety drive.

The 'AirBubbl' filters more than 95 percent of airborne viruses and contaminated particulate matter and floods the vehicle with over 30,000 litres of clean air every hour. AirLabs, which was founded in 2014, is also developing related technology – AiroSafe – which it says will create a “personal air space” for every passenger seat.

Stephen Stringer, Head of Engineering at Warrington’s Own Buses, which is owned by Warrington Council, said: “The priority for us is to protect the health...

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