Letters from the Aerotoxic Association (AA) requesting information about cabin air quality regulations and associated research, plus replies.

Civil Aviation Authority (CAA)

AA to CAA - How are passengers protected against fume events?, 4 February 2010

CAA to AA - Wait 20 working days, 8 February 2010

CAA to AA - Reply about progetction against fume events. Answer unsatisfactory, 24 February 2010

AA to CAA - Question about protection against fume events asked again, 1 March 2010

 Cranfield University

AA to FOI complaints, 30 November 2009

AA to Cranfield University - Requesting data under FOI, 16 December 2009

Cranfield University to AA - Wait 20 working days, 22 December 2009

Cranfield University to AA - FOI request refused, 21 January 2010

AA to Cranfield University  - Appeal against FOI refusal, 27 January 2010

AA to Cranfield University - Request data on identifying chemicals under FOI, 24 February 2010

Cranfield University to AA - FOI request - no single answer to the question, 9 March 2010

AA to Cranfield University - Appeal against FOI refusal, 11 March 2010

Cranfield University to AA - Wait 20 working days, 15 March 2010

Cranfield University to AA - FOI appeal upheld, 25 March 2010

Also see article: Conflict of Interest?: Given its commercial interests, can the cabin air quality study at Cranfield University sponsored by the Department for Transport really be unbiased?