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‘Toxic’ cabin air: legal victory for sick flight attendant
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Air passengers evacuated after smoke fills cabin
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Contaminated Air Press / Media Coverage
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Former Australian pilot says toxic engine fumes made him sick
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Health and Flight Safety Implications From Exposure to Contaminated Air in Aircraft
Author: Susan Michaelis
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Packed Passengers Need More Air, Study Concludes by Dr Martin Hocking
Air Safety Week / Sept 23, 2002
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Panic on Flight 547: Emergency landing as four people faint and flight attendants are hit by dizziness
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 11:17 PM on 1st April 2011
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Pilots Warn Each Other About ‘Potentially Dangerous’ Aircraft
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Plane with sick passengers had air contamination before
Even the pilot was taken away on stretcher along with eight people treated at the scene and seven crew hospitalized, treated and released.
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Toxic cabin air is more poisonous than reckoned
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http://www.independent.ie/national-news/airline-pays-out-euro50000-in-pestkiller-spray-case-2842846.html -
US Airways to meet with unions about “air contamination”
A spokesperson for the Association of Flight Attendants, Judith Murawski, also sent a statement.
“Exposure to oil fumes is a significant concern for US Airways’ crewmembers, so we are glad that the company has reached out and proposed a meeting. We want to discuss measures to prevent future exposure to oil fumes on US Airways flights, and to care of those crews already affected. We hope that US Airways will lead the industry in these regards.”
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