Cockpit toxicity

[Selfloader]

In one of the British papers today, a 44-year-old airline pilot tells how poisonous recycled air in the cockpit of his 757 led to him being boarded.
Scary stuff, but must admit I don't know of too many local crews who have suffered the same fate. Check it out on
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=513209&in_page_id=1770

[jagunmolu]

THIS IS A REALITY CHECK, SCARY READING THIS STUFF AND I BELIEVE THAT THIS COULD REALLY BE IN AIRCRAFT CABINS/COCKPITS AND REALLY JEOPARDISING THE TOTAL HEALTH QUALITY OF SOME US WHO ARE FREQUENT FLYERS,THIS IS SERIOUS ENOUGH FOR MORE RESEARCH AND ENLIGHTENMENT,THIS LITERATURE IS A MUST READ FOR AWARENESS,MAKE YOUR OWN DEDUCTIONS,IT IS WELL:suspect:

[Romeo E.T.]

Check out this site......seems like there is smoke here...

http://www.aerotoxic.org/

[Agaricus bisporus]

led to him being boarded.

Boarded by whom? Why? Did someone think the poisoning was drunkenness? Did a pax allege he was poisoning them? Please explain!

[buck2rogers69]

there was thread before on this, been reported in the Bae146, especially old ones like link operate, watch this space in the future, the ERJ 135 as well, heard complaints via the grapevine from someone paxing on link that there was a awful smell once engines were started, oil like smell, then also on 757's!!!

Can lead to some neurological disease resulting in you loosing your medical!!!

[Johnman]

I'm glad the new generation aircraft B787 is already addressing this subject and I hope that all the other manafucturers will come up with solutions to overcome all problems related to provide healthy safe flights.