Snack Tables as well as Tray Tables on planes and trains are havens for bacteria, with the threat of Swine Flu, MRSA, and other germ born diseases featured heavily in the media, we feel the timing of the Flip and Clip Travel Tray is impeccable.

Airplane Dangers on "The Doctors" - An Anonymous Flight Attendent Exposes the Truth on what is really on your tray tables.

WebMD -  Dirty Places Part 2

MSNBC  -  Swine Flu Puts Airlines, Travalers in a Tough Spot  : As of mid-November, all but four states were reporting “widespread influenza activity” and nearly 4,000 Americans had died from the H1N1 virus, according to the CDC. When a swine flu carrier touches and deposits the virus on an airline arm rest, seat back, seatbelt clasp or tray table, those germs can survive for as long as eight hours — remaining contagious for the next passengers who occupy that seat.

The Denver Channel - Blue Skies, An Aviation Blog: Dirty Planes, Good Air, Healthy Hints - GREAT ARTICLE ON TRAY TABLES

Article - Pig Sty in the Sky : Airlines Are Just Plane Dirty

Article  - 8 Terrfying Airline Secrets