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The only organisation in the world, to support sufferers of Aerotoxic Syndrome since 2007 – for free.

It takes energy and dedication to complete our mission. Volunteers and money will be key in introducing known solutions and spreading the word Aerotoxic.

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If you prefer a cheque (payable to 'Aerotoxic Association'), please send by snail mail to:

BM Aerotoxic Association

London.

WC1 N3 XX

UK

Regrettably donations to the Aerotoxic Association are not tax deductible for charitable income tax purposes, as the Association trades as a Limited Company by guarantee.

If you have experienced a fume event, you should report it. A fume event occurs when oil from the aircraft's engines or Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) enters the cabin. It may be visible as a mist or smoke, and may have an odour e.g. sweet oily, sweaty socks, vomit, wet dog, etc. Medical symptoms may follow, and may take a few days to fully manifest themselves.

We have produced this credit card-sized quick reference card to print out showing what to do if a fume event occurs.

We have made up some logos and slogans which you can print out and help inform the public about Aerotoxic Syndrome and the dangers of contaminated cabin air.

Any profits from the sale of items in our shop will be used to by the Aerotoxic Association to continue our campaign and to help support sufferers.

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