"The Cartersville, Georgia, aviation firm led by brothers Mark and Dent Thompson specializes in military training and communicable disease transportation, so its aviators and medical personnel were well-prepared for a communicable disease crisis half a world away...."
"A 40-foot-long, 8-foot-wide, and 8-foot-tall room that weighs 25,000 pounds slides inside the nose of a transport jet and can accommodate four patients in isolation and six medical attendants. “Think of a CBCS as a self-contained system the size of a tractor trailer container,” explained Dent Thompson. “The only thing it will fit inside on the commercial side of aviation is a Boeing 747-400,” with 12 inches to spare between the containment device and the fuselage, which is loaded in from the aircraft’s hinged nose."
