Toxic Cabin Air

Toxic fumes on planes are poisoning pilots and rendering them unable to fly safely, say pilots, who are campaigning for "aerotoxic syndrome" to be recognised as a disease.

The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA fights exclusively to improve conditions that affect the safety, health and security of flight attendants. The AFA-CWA Air Safety, Health and Security Department (ASHSD) provides full-time staff support in Washington, DC for the AFA-CWA Safety Committee chairs and members and is responsible for solving problems that cannot be solved at the carrier level.

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The BBC has been told of new research linking toxins found in the air systems of commercial airliners and neurological damage suffered by pilots.

Reporter Angus Stickler considers claims by researchers who say those affected have developed chronic medical conditions after being exposed to contamination from jet engine fumes.

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The Occupational Health Research Consortium in Aviation [OHRCA] is a group of academic researchers and labor unions dedicated to researching occupational health and safety issues for workers in the aviation industry.

The association is run by a group of aircrew whose careers have ended prematurely due to Aerotoxic Syndrome, and we now want to help similarly affected aircrew and passengers.
These are our objectives:

Help to identify the cause of mysterious ill health following a flight.
Offer free support to aircrew and passengers.
Help refer victims to appropriate medical specialists.
Have Aerotoxic Syndrome officially recognised.
Expose the industry cover-up.
Campaign for “bleed air” filters, toxic air detectors and technology to ensure clean cabin air.