How U.S. Airlines Transport Covid-19 Vaccines

Major U.S. airlines like American Airlines, United and Delta have stepped up to become a crucial part of the vaccine delivery supply chain alongside logistic giants like UPS, FedEx and DHL. Even though it's only one part of the journey, it's a critical one. DHL and McKinsey estimate vaccinating the world will require up to 15,000 flights.

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How U.S. Airlines Transport Covid-19 Vaccines

[ScriptedMatt]

CNBC is entering Wendover productions territory

[andrewtaco]

**Wendover Productions viewers have joined the chat*

[gabriellevy]

I hope they don't toss the vaccines as they do with my luggage

[sharadkumar]

Who all thought it’s trump speaking in beginning 😂

[krishnaSagar]

That guy in the beginning sounded like trump !

[Snyp]

0:06 For a moment, It thought trump was talking

[skolarii]

This video is 'Half as Interesting' as Wendover's videos

[CarnageExecutioner]

The guy at 8:27 sounds like a Bill Clinton impersonator.

[ninjanerdstudent]

This reminds me of the previous video _How Airlines Transport COVID-19_ .

[rjjr]

Just 15 days to flatten the curve, they said ...

[edchen]

4:33 Dry ice doesn't melt, it sublimates. Your highschool chemistry teacher is crying behind you.

[tcrstowing]

Just don’t put them on Boeing 737 max 8’s so people can actually receive them

[THESLlCK]

Lol that's gonna be a lot of shattered vials

[dailydoseofmedicinee]

Once the injected mRNA enters a human cell, it degrades quickly and only stays in the body for a couple of days. This is why people need two injections to develop the best immune response👏

[thatoneguy]

as an aircraft mechanic.. I & all those affected around the world look forward to getting our jobs back

[weeraanmelden]

04:05 : Sorry, we do not use freedom units.
-94 is -70 Celsius
-4 F is -20 Celsius

[homunculus]

3 minutes into the video and still no real information. Just the same "this is a huge undertaking" stated over and over and over.

[Edog]

They transport by plane. Saved a 7 minute video.

[officialspock]

Just make the vaccine locally, no need to transport it by continent

[RhoninFire]

I am surprised by the commentary section. While videos by small youtubers gets typical reactions for their channels. Everytime a video by a mainstream media company posts a video, it almost always get flooded by dislikes and comments saying stuff like "imagine panicking at a at 99% survival rate" or "Stay in fear" or "Dying with covid isn't the same as dying from covid".

While I can see a bit of dislikes, this is still an exception. The others are 60-40 dislikes-to-likes or even worse. How are those people not flooding into this video?