The podcast explores the question of whether it's safe to drink coffee on airplanes, delving into the history and current state of airline water quality. It begins with a discussion between PJ Vogt and Antoni Porowski, whose concerns about airplane water prompt the investigation. The episode traces the origins of the concern back to a 2002 Wall Street Journal article by Nancy Keats, inspired by a 13-year-old's water testing experiment. Microbiologist Dr. Adley provides insights into water systems and testing, finding airline water relatively safe. Despite regulations and testing, skepticism persists, fueled by self-reported data from airlines and historical incidents of contamination.
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