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Tristan Loraine discusses
Contaminated Air and Flight Safety (videos)
Contaminated Air and Flight Safety (videos)
DOCUMENTARY ‘EVERYBODY FLIES’ THAT EXPOSES THE CONTAMINATED AIR
WE BREATHE ON AIRCRAFT SET TO PREMIERE AT RAINDANCE
WE BREATHE ON AIRCRAFT SET TO PREMIERE AT RAINDANCE
Captain Tristan Loraine BCAi, ATPL – Captain Loraine, a former British Airways pilot has been involved in research in the field of aircraft contaminated air since 2001. He has been involved at a global level working with industry and workers to try ensure solutions are implemented.
Lesley Williams speaks about contaminated air in aircraft 1991-1997
Reporter: Tara Brown ~ Producer: Gareth Harvey
60 Minutes AU ~ “Toxic Flyer”
60 Minutes AU ~ “Toxic Flyer”
Capt. Tristan Loraine - British Citizen Awards Jan 2015
GCAQE Head of Research Dr. Susan Michaelis PhD, ATPL (click here)
GCAQE Head of Research
Dr. Susan Michaelis PhD, ATPL – Former Australian pilot with over 5000 hours flying experience. She holds a PhD (2010) in ‘Safety Sciences’ from UNSW in Sydney entitled ‘Health and Flight Safety Implications From Exposure to Contaminated Air in Aircraft.‘ In 2016 she was awarded an MSc in air safety and accident investigation from Cranfield University (UK) with a thesis addressing the mechanisms involving oil leakage into aircraft air supplies. She is a qualified air accident investigator and a visiting researcher at the University of Stirling in the UK and an independent consultant in areas addressing safety and OHS in the workplace. She has an internationally renown track record in this field stretching back over 20 years.
Dr. Susan Michaelis PhD, ATPL – Former Australian pilot with over 5000 hours flying experience. She holds a PhD (2010) in ‘Safety Sciences’ from UNSW in Sydney entitled ‘Health and Flight Safety Implications From Exposure to Contaminated Air in Aircraft.‘ In 2016 she was awarded an MSc in air safety and accident investigation from Cranfield University (UK) with a thesis addressing the mechanisms involving oil leakage into aircraft air supplies. She is a qualified air accident investigator and a visiting researcher at the University of Stirling in the UK and an independent consultant in areas addressing safety and OHS in the workplace. She has an internationally renown track record in this field stretching back over 20 years.
As the holiday travel season approaches, there is a danger airline passengers should be aware of: cabin air can get contaminated and make you sick. Susie Steimle reports. (11-15-18)
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Were Fumes The Blame For 2 BA Pilots Deaths?
