Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents article looking into the results of Cranfield University's DfT commissioned study on contaminated cabin air - Nick Cook investigates.

We previously published the following in December 2008:

With the help of the Aerotoxic Association, ROSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) has written two articles on the subject of contaminated cabin air. In the first, "Something in the Air", affected aircrew talk about the health effects, and the second, "Air Control", examines whether regulations on Cabin Air Quality are being applied.

ROSPA - part 1 "Something in the Air"

ROSPA - part 2 "Air Control"