News and notes from around the interweb: Sara Nelson’s AFA-CWA flight attendants union wants airlines to start screening passengers for hantavirus symptoms and recommends masking. The Association of Flight Attendants (AFA-CWA)…made the demand… “Prior to travel, airlines should notify passengers that if they have had contact with either rodents or symptomatic people within the past 45 days, they must not fly but can rebook their travel for a later date without penalty,” the union said in a statement. “Ticket/gate agents should ask all passengers the same questions upon check-in and make an announcement in the boarding area. If a passenger answers in the affirmative, then they should not be boarded to reduce the risk of disease spread onboard.” The statement added: “Wearing a surgical or N-95 mask will mitigate the risk of inhalation exposure.…