Susan Michaelis, Global Cabin Air Quality Executive head researcher and an Aerotoxic Syndrome sufferer has just been awarded a PhD in safety science on the subject “Health and Flight Implications From Exposure to Contaminated Air in Aircraft”. Susan has been working on the 975 page document for over ten years and has been awarded the highest possible grade. For her tireless dedication and for helping to bring the issue out into the open, the Aerotoxic Association says “Congratulations”!

PhD Abstract & Introduction (S Michaelis)

Thesis available to purchase from Michaelis Aviation Consulting

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GCAQE press release 21 March 2011

Flightglobal article: The phoenix girl

“Aerotoxic Syndrome. 1950-2010. Sixty years and still unresolved” This is a poster Susan presented to The University of New South Wales and makes a concise history of contaminated cabin air and Aerotoxic Syndrome.