What you need to know about safely traveling by airplane amid the coronavirus pandemic

Posted: Jan 19, 2021 / 05:58 PM CST / Updated: Jan 19, 2021 / 05:58 PM CST

A Boeing 737 MAX of Brazilian airline Gol lands at Salgado Filho airport in Porto Alegre, Brazil on December 9, 2020. – More than 20 months after it was grounded following two deadly crashes, Boeing’s 737 MAX returned to the skies Wednesday with an incident-free commercial flight in Brazil, said AFP journalists on board. Low-cost airline Gol’s Flight 4104 from Sao Paulo arrived safely in the southern city of Porto Alegre about 70 minutes after take-off using the revamped jet, in a first that Boeing hopes will turn the page on a badly damaging crisis in the wake of the twin crashes. (Photo by SILVIO AVILA / AFP) (Photo by SILVIO AVILA/AFP via Getty Images)

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Peter Greenberg, “Eye on Travel” host and CBS News travel editor, joins Anna to discuss a wide variety of travel-related topics including people starting to plan for trips in the coming months as the vaccinations become more widespread, the continuing rise in RV travel, how lockdowns around the world are impacting travel and what we know about the safety of being on an airplane.