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A newly introduced bill (H.R. 2208) seeking to address the widespread problem of toxic cabin air calls for the FAA and aircraft manufacturers to "stop ignoring this horrific issue."

April 10, 2019

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WASHINGTON, DC—Today, Congressman John Garamendi (D-CA) and U.S.

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As big a coverup as TOBACCO's Cancer-Smoking Link...

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A seven decade old cause of mysterious public ill health will eventually be solved with solutions which exist - today

Anybody lighting up a cigarette in an airliner these days would be rightly judged by society to be on the wrong side of the law - as it has finally been proven beyond reasonable doubt that exposure to toxic chemicals from tobacco smoke is dangerous.

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An astounding 19 pages of chemicals go into making one commonly used brand of air freshener, representing just how poorly regulated and toxic this increasingly popular class of consumer products is.

You've probably seen pictures of people navigating urban cityscapes, their noses and mouths covered by medical masks to safeguard against toxic air quality. You might be surprised to learn that it's actually indoor air quality, permeated by chemical "air fresheners," that is a top concern for public health officials.

Focusing on TCP levels alone, versus taking into account the clinical symptoms of the exposed, may mislead observers from acknowledging the dangers.

Article Published Date : Dec 31, 2014

Study Type : Review

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Diseases : Aerotoxic Syndrome : CK(44) : AC(16)

Additional Keywords : aerotoxic syndrome, aircraft oil, o, o-TCP), Toxins, tri-ortho substituted isomer (o, Tricresyl phosphate (TCP)

Problem Substances : Tricresyl phosphates (TCPs) : CK(18) : AC(8)

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Press Release: Aerotoxic Association on British Airways Fume Event & Hospitalizations

Aerotoxic Association on British Airways Fume Event & Hospitalizations

Press comment relating to the British Airways flight where 3 pilots and 22 cabin crew needed hospital treatment after an emergency was declared on board a London-bound flight from San Francisco in October.

The toxicological risk profile of used aircraft oil has yet to be evaluated for its contribution to aerotoxic syndrome; preliminary analysis indicates these secondary compounds may be highly toxic.

Article Published Date : Aug 31, 2016

Study Type : Review

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Diseases : Aerotoxic Syndrome : CK(44) : AC(16)

Additional Keywords : aerotoxic syndrome, aircraft oil, Toxins, Tricresyl phosphates (TCPs)

Problem Substances : Tricresyl phosphates (TCPs) : CK(18) : AC(8)

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The aviation industry hangs its hat on air travel being "the safest way to travel." The truth, however, is that it has harbored a dark secret since its inception: it's poisoning its passengers and crew due to deeply flawed aircraft design, de-prioritizing safety in favor of profit.

In flight, every crew member and passenger relies on an air supply. The assumption, of course, is that this air is filtered if not fresh. Perhaps you have sensed (and promptly dismissed) that there may be quality control issues around cabin air. The problem goes further than that, however, and astoundingly, this is not by accident but by design.

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"Stop Ignoring this Horrific Issue": Bill To Protect Americans from Toxic Jet Fumes Introduced into House of Rep.

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Consumer Alert: Air Fresheners

Focusing on TCP levels alone, versus taking into account the clinical symptoms of the exposed, may mislead observers from acknowledging the dangers.

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Press Release: Aerotoxic Association on British Airways Fume Event & Hospitalizations

Aerotoxic Association on British Airways Fume Event & Hospitalizations

The toxicological risk profile of used aircraft oil has yet to be evaluated for its contribution to aerotoxic syndrome; preliminary analysis indicates these secondary compounds may be highly toxic.

Click here to view the entire abstract

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