EASA Funds More Research On Toxic Airline Cabin Air
Credit: Lufthansa
LONDON—EASA has called for proposals from organizations as it seeks more data on the long-term effects of contaminants in airline cabin air. There has been concern for years, particularly among flight deck and cabin crewmembers, over the adverse health effects of chemicals in engine oil that can be...
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