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A thermal imaging system is seen inside an airport in Santiago. Courtesy Reuters
A thermal imaging system is seen inside an airport in Santiago. Courtesy Reuters
People are open to stringent screening if it means they can travel again
A new survey has found travellers are willing to adhere to measures they might previously have found objectionable – simply to get back in the air