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Professor Clem Furlong
GCAQE Appeal

To donate crews simply donate via PayPal at:
https://www.paypal.me/GCAQE
or by donating to the email address:
gcaqe@gcaqe.org

Professor Furlong and his team at the University of Washington in Seattle have been working hard on developing a blood test to determine human exposure to tricresyl phosphate (TCP), the organophosphate additive in most aviation engine oils. Please consider making a small or suitable donation to help get this work finished. Payments can be made via the Global Cabin Air Quality Executive (GCAQE) paypal account. The GCAQE members arranged the commencement of this work in 2004 and truly believe this blood test is the way to positively prove exposure to oil fumes in aircraft for both passengers and crew. Please help and spread the word. By having this test available, the aviation industry will surely move a step closer to resolving this long-standing problem relevant to all those travelling in aircraft whether for work or leisure. Donations should be made by using the following:
Paypal email address: gcaqe@gcaqe.org or https://www.paypal.me/GCAQE

Tristan Loraine discusses
Contaminated Air and Flight Safety (videos)

Tristan Loraine discusses
Contaminated Air and Flight Safety

DOCUMENTARY ‘EVERYBODY FLIES’ THAT EXPOSES THE CONTAMINATED AIR
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”

Capt. Tristan Loraine - British Citizen Awards Jan 2015

AIRCRAFT CABIN AIR
International Conference 2019

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List of Speakers

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Aircraft Cabin Air Conference 2019
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https://vimeo.com/ondemand/aca2019/

Following on from the success of the 2017 Aircraft Cabin Air Conference, the 2019 conference will be an essential two-day event. Providing excellent networking opportunities for those seeking to understand the subject of contaminated air, the flight safety implications, the latest scientific and medical evidence investigating the contaminated air debate and the solutions available to airlines and aircraft operators.
This international conference mapping the business, regulatory and technical solutions to cabin air contamination, will be the most in-depth conference ever held on this topic.

Who should attend?
- Safety equipment providers
- Health & Safety Regulators
- Maintenance Companies
- Airline Safety Departments
- Air Accident Investigators
- Crew & Unions
- Policy Makers
- Press & Media
- Airline Management
- Aircraft Manufacturers
- Aircraft Insurers
- Leasing Companies
- Scientists
- Occupational Health Professionals
- Academics & Researchers
- Engineers

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)

The Aerotoxic Association
The association is run by a group of aircrew whose careers have ended prematurely due to Aerotoxic Syndrome,
and we now want to help similarly affected aircrew and passengers.

FumeEvents.com is a member and supporter of AeroToxic.org

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.