What is NOT being talked about, is the nature of the virus. The Corona virus is NOT new, this strain (or mutation) is new; but we have known about the original Corona virus since the 1960's. Up until recently, we knew of 5 different strains, common around the world. Animals and humans can share this virus. This one, is particularily nasty. Chinese reports have leaked out showing exponentially worse scenarios than previously shown.
But, here is the nasty part. It's contageious from 1-11 days BEFORE the patient is symptomatic. By the time the patient shows signs of being sick, he has been spreading the virus for over a week, and those people are spreading it. A person sneezes or coughs on an aircraft, and the virus is airborne. Say it doesn't land in your eye, or get sucked into your lungs - but decides to hang out in the aircraft's ventilation system for a few hours, days, weeks or years. See the problem?
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Seems like a 50+ year old Quality World view, and most of the companies that embraced that view, are no longer in business (Admiral, Quasar, Pontiac, etc). Today, Six Sigma Quality standards are employed at practically every manufacturing center, without regard to size. IPC Soldering standards are mandatory at every place that does business in electronics - if they even hope to ship for commercial, international or federal contracts.
I doubt you an find a semiconductor manufacturer in the USA that does not do Burn-In, HAST at a minimum on preproduction lots, and has a published Qualification standard that meets or exceeds Six Sigma lot sampling requirements.
HP, Dell, Tesla and a lot of other USA manufacturer's seem to be doing pretty well.