Blog of a Andreas Tittelbach, a Lufthansa CityLine Avro captain who lost his health and his job.
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The following articles are testimonies from pilots, cabin crew and passengers. Most have chosen to remain anonymous.If you have an experience which you wish to share, please send it in for publication. All testimonies must be confirmed with supporting evidence to demonstrate their authenticity. |
A hundred camelsBlog of a Andreas Tittelbach, a Lufthansa CityLine Avro captain who lost his health and his job. Letter from an air filtration expertA passenger who was in the cleanroom business for most of his working life expresses his scepticism over cabin air quality. Testimony of a Cabin Services DirectorAn experienced Cabin Service Director suffered for years with various illnesses before making the link to Aerotoxic Syndrome. Testimony of Susan MichaelisSusan is a medically-retired pilot and this is the testimony she sent to the Expert Panel on Aircraft Air Quality (EPAAQ) enquiry, set up by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) to investigate cabin air quality and related health problems. Testimony: For Better or Worse, A Flight Attendant’s Fight with Toxic FumesAfter 20 months of serious illness following an exposure to hydraulic fluid, Flight Attendant Anna Denney-Sandefer found a treatment that has dramatically improved her health. Testimony of Leonard LawrenceThis pilot’s alarming account of fume events, ill-health and medical misdiagnoses. Testimony of a US Flight Attendant of 30 YearsA flight attendant with a major US carrier with 30 years experience had two exposures to toxic fumes. Testimony of a BAe 146 and F100 PilotThis pilot’s problems started when he began flying the BAe 146. Since taking early retirement, his health has gone downhill further. Testimony of Mavis & Tony HaycockAn account of how a passenger started to develop alarming symptoms after a flight from Vancouver to Manchester, UK. Testimony of a 146 and 757/767 pilotA pilot who started having health problems flying the 146 found that things just went downhill after changing aircraft. Robin Montmayeur's account of a fume eventThis is a letter from a passenger to the US House of Representatives and tells of her ordeal of a fume event on a flight which diverted to Pittsburg en route between Dulles and San Diego. Testimony of a Flight Attendant
A currently-serving flight attendant describes his gradual decline of health, and makes a vivid description of symptoms suffered and how it has affected his life.
Testimony of BH (BAe 146 Captain)Another BAe 146 captain gives his account of ill-health, his opinion of a pilot union and his suggestions on the problem of contaminated cabin air. Testimony of Captain GHCaptain GH eventually lost his health after 18 years of flying the BAe146. Two years on, his health has almost recovered to the way it was before. Testimony of a Professional Pilot
A pilot's recovers his health after stopping flying the BAe 146, only to receive a more devastating blow following a fume event in his new job on a different aircraft.
Testimony of a Pilot's Mother
A mother's account of how her son's character changed, and the effect it had on his family life.
Testimony of a First OfficerThis pilot describes how he was cast aside by his employer after having lost his licence. Testimony of a Prematurely Retired 757 CaptainWith a long career flying all manner of airliners, this 757 captain thought his persistent health problems were just a result of getting old, until various medical tests revealed the truth. Testimony of a PassengerA passenger tells how a holiday to Florida in 2007 was ruined. To this day, she and her whole family are suffering from the effects of contaminated air. Testimony of a Pilot's SisterA pilot's sister recalls her brother's struggle with his health and his work. |
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