Here are a few tidbits for the Chief to consider when "transporting" the little incubators. While we do look for a balance between caution and paranoia, we also believe that a little prevention couldn't hurt.  

1. Use a hand sanitizer when entering (and leaving) cabin. These products are typically substantive, i.e. they remain effective for quite some time. 
2. Consider that the infectious "hot zone" around your seat is probably about two seats in all directions. A hacker at the back will not likely be a threat. 
3. Direct the air vent to flow in front to deflect incoming bio-missles.
4. Use disinfectant wipes on tray tables, arm rests. Remember, the term "disinfecting" is loosely bandied about. Real disinfection is a considerably more complex procedure. 
5. Do not - repeat - do not put hands or transferable items into the back seat pocket. Don't even try to imagine what else has been in there.

And here's a hysterical one: keep hands, and those of your children away from the face. Shouldn't be a problem.

 

When all else fails, just hope your immune system has been hardened by all those 24/7 runny noses and endless car pools.   Then get out the aspirin.