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Poisoned in flight? Toxic cabin fumes linked to pilot and crew deaths
At cruising altitude, passengers are told to relax while pilots and cabin crew keep them safe. Yet a growing body of evidence ...
Wall Street Journal investigation found hundreds of pilots and flight attendants have reported serious illnesses linked to ...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has received thousands of reports since 2010 about toxic fumes from jet engines leaking into the cockpit and cabin of airplanes, according to an investigation ...
Toxic fumes from engine oil and hydraulic fluids have been reported inside commercial aircraft cabins. Flight attendants and passengers have described symptoms ranging from headaches to breathing ...
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has done little to address the rise of “fume events,” where toxic jet engine fumes have leaked into an aircraft cabin, leaving flight crews and passengers ...
Combining common toilet cleaners in enclosed bathrooms can cause chlorine gas exposure, leading to sudden breathing failure ...
The Los Angeles protests Saturday and Sunday that saw several vehicles, including five autonomous Waymo cars, set ablaze have raised renewed concerns among health experts about the specific physical ...
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