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toxic-avenger
27th Jan 2013, 07:54
Very sadly we lost two more pilots recently due to contaminated cabin air.
Please read the following article.

Dead BA pilots 'victims of toxic cabin fumes' | UK | Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express (http://www.sundayexpress.co.uk/posts/view/373594/Dead-BA-pilots-victims-of-toxic-cabin-fumes)

Frogman1484
27th Jan 2013, 12:58
It would be interesting to find out what the court finds out.

4 driver
27th Jan 2013, 20:06
I thought the article would be about jogging in Discovery Bay.......

Steve the Pirate
27th Jan 2013, 22:41
It would appear that the linked article is a little short on elements that might make the connection between the deaths and so-called aerotoxic syndrome - I think they're called 'facts'.

Did these pilots fly the same type of aircraft? Did they fly the same aircraft repeatedly? How often did they report events where they had to don their oxygen masks as a result of a fumes event. How have the pilots that flew with them been affected? Where is the citation for the reference to CAA reports about the donning of oxygen masks? It seems there were 29 CAA reported events in 2011 where MORs included the donning of oxygen masks (and of those, few were due to oil contamination). The list goes on and I'm sure such questions will be asked in court.

It's tragic when people die prematurely, and I'm clearly playing devil's advocate, but until this syndrome is actually proven to exist how about not making statements such as:

Very sadly we lost two more pilots recently due to contaminated cabin air.

STP

toxic-avenger
28th Jan 2013, 00:39
Hi Steve, Please PM me and I will fill you in with all the evidence you suggest. There is a Phd study consisting of over 1000 pages of facts and more than enough scientific evidence to support the news paper article. I would be happy to fill your inbox with all this info.Regards. TA.

toxic-avenger
3rd Feb 2013, 09:45
'We've got to stop them killing us' | World | Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express (http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/375205/-We-ve-got-to-stop-them-killing-us)

Pucka
4th Feb 2013, 02:43
I would think that more guys in the front end are succumbing to the effects of radiation as opposed to toxic air (...BAE 146..etc..)..maybe the study should also spin into the overall effects that prematurely hit pilots..the increase in skin cancers is a scandal...

Kitsune
4th Feb 2013, 15:57
Thunderclouds Make Gamma Rays—and Shoot Out Antimatter, Too: Scientific American (http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=thunderclouds-make-gamma-rays-shout-out-matter)

gofor
5th Feb 2013, 07:55
nothing new, was in the news years back too
AvCom • View topic - Toxic airlines: Is your plane trip poisoning you? (http://www.avcom.co.za/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=33805&p=414825&hilit=1985#p414825)

toxic-avenger
5th Feb 2013, 08:33
Gofor you are quite right....the airlines have been trying to keep this quiet for years, and have for the most part been successful. But for the efforts of a few (mostly very ill pilots and cabin crew) the industry would never have had a case to answer. It is a shame that people have to die before attention is given to the issue. I speak almost every day to pilots that have been cast aside by the industry. Most will never fly again, many will never work again, almost all will remain ill for the rest of their lives. Criminal.

toxic-avenger
9th Feb 2013, 11:52
Taken from the "Rumours and news" forum.......


"GP's knew about this issue in 2000, as made clear in this 2004 report."

http://www.aerotoxic.org/download/do...e/OPReport.pdf (http://www.aerotoxic.org/download/docs/reports_and_evidence/OPReport.pdf)

"They just 'forgot' to tell one another about it"

(The link may not work so please visit aerotoxic website)

How can the medical department miss something this big? Answers please.

Chocks Away
19th Aug 2014, 23:48
Here's the latest on the clean Cabin Air debate. (http://www.breakingtravelnews.com/focus/article/only-the-boeing-787-provides-passengers-and-crews-with-clean-breathing-air/)

Happy Landings :ok:

Oval3Holer
20th Aug 2014, 05:04
See the thread on this sub-forum:

http://www.pprune.org/fragrant-harbour/544746-thank-god-i-work-caring-company.html

cxorcist
20th Aug 2014, 05:31
All the more reason to fly the "Tupperware-liner"