as america reopens and passengers slowly return to flying, there are many questions. tonight, a first look here at one major airline, and new steps including spraying the cabin. gio benitez covers aviation. reporter: tonight, a first look at what delta says is the future of flying. as air travel picks up, delta bringing us on board, showing us how it hopes to reassure travelers. before every single flight, electrostatic spraying. the disinfectant clings to surfaces to kill viruses and bacteria. then comes a full wipedown. and an inspection by the on-flight crew. when it s time to board, passengers are asked to keep their distance with the back of the plane boarding first. we will board from the rear of the aircraft. reporter: and not every seat
flores. she is on shepherd one. rosa, has the pope settled in? give us an idea of what it s like in there? yeah, well, all of the journalists are in the back. pope francis and his entourage are in the front of the aircraft. this papal plane is an american airlines commercial plane. so there is no official shepherd one if you will because the vatican doesn t own any plane. so whenever the pope travels outside of rome initially it s an alitalia flight from rome to whatever country he s traveling to. now it s switched over to an american airlines flight. now, for us to board the plane just to give you a little color, we went through a serious security with the secret service. you can imagine boarding a plane with pope francis. we were all sweeped before coming to the back of the plane boarding. and then of course we all tried