Who are we?
Established in 2007, the Aerotoxic Association was founded by BAe 146 Training Captain John Hoyte at the Houses of Parliament, London, UK.
Since then, the association has provided guidance and advice to thousands of airline pilots, cabin crew and passengers in regards to Aerotoxic Syndrome.
Our main missions are to :
- Share evidence with the public about the harm associated with poor aircraft Cabin Air Quality,
- Provide networking with Social Media,
- Expose the 70 year Aerotoxic Cover-up.
Captain Hoyte had to retire due to ongoing severe symptoms of Aerotoxic Syndrome. He was one of 27 BALPA (British Airline Pilots Association) pilots tested by University College London. All 27 participants showed evidence of toxic poisoning and reduced cognitive function.
However, Governments across the world claim that “there is no positive evidence of chronic public ill health caused by toxic cabin air in jet airliners”.
So it is vital that the Association continues to gain media coverage and call governments and airlines into account, to help people suffering for the syndrome, by gathering evidence and sharing it.
And for this, we need your help!
Today, you can help us by raising your hand, whether you suffer from Aerotoxic syndrome or know someone that does.
Go support the Aerotoxic Association on our Social Media platforms now, by clicking below.
You can also find support on our related Facebook groups :
Plane concern – Public group
Cabin Quality Air
What is Aerotoxic Syndrome?
Aerotoxic Syndrome describes the human chronic ill health caused by exposure to oil fumes in most commercial jets since the 1960’s. Thousands of people suffer from it everyday, without being recognized or even knowing it.
This illness has first been identified by a US doctor and scientists from France & Australia in 1999.
It is known to affect the peripheral central nervous system and the brain causing a range of gastro-intestinal, neurological and psychological symptoms.
Worldwide Organisations
Aerotoxic Association is working daily with dozens of other organisations all around the world: France, Switzerland, USA, Italy, and much more places, where people suffer from aerotoxic syndrome.
Our great network of organisations helps provide open and balanced evidence. We want to stimulate public debate and bring the available technical solutions into the public interest.
Following are the affiliated organisations involved with Aerotoxic Syndrome.
GCAQE
Global coalition of health and safety advocates committed to raising awareness and finding solutions to poor air quality on aircraft.
AVSA
French Association for Aerotoxic Syndrome’s victims.
P-COC
Patienteninitiative – Contaminated Cabin Air e.V. (Germany)
GCARS
Report incidents of poor air quality/fumes events.
Aerotoxic Team
Cabin Air Quality advocates. (Italy & Spain based)
Toxic Free Airlines
Information site to promote cleaner air on commercial aircraft
Fly Aware
“Information is the key to your health” (Netherlands based)
Association of Flight Attendants
Air safety, Health & Security Department.
Michaelis Aviation Consulting
Global expertise in the areas of aircraft air quality, proactive safety in the workplace and investigative expertise.
BleedFree.eu
Support of the investigative documentary “UNFILTERED BREATHED IN – The Truth about Aerotoxic Syndrome” by Tim van Beveren .
Timeline – Part 1
Chronology & Cultural History on the topic “Flying is safe”.
Timeline – Part 2
Contaminated Cabin Air: A Health Problem becomes certainty. The Chronology of the socalled Aerotoxic Syndrome
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