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Crew members hospitalized after fume event
http://www.wcvb.com/article/jetblue-...oston/12021148
Since this is atleast a weekly occurrence these days. How much are they really trying to save on MX these days? This is getting ridiculous, we make the news more than Allegiant these days. |
Originally Posted by Xtreme87
(Post 2411798)
JetBlue crew members taken to hospital after flight from Boston
Since this is atleast a weekly occurrence these days. How much are they really trying to save on MX these days? This is getting ridiculous, we make the news more than Allegiant these days. |
You really going to play doctor here?
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Chronic exposure and genetic variation are major factors as to why crew members may have a different response vs the person who flies once every 5 years.
Some interesting papers: http://www.euro.who.int/__data/asset...yndrom_ENG.pdf http://aerotoxic.org/wp-content/uplo...july-20141.pdf http://www.susanmichaelis.com/pdf/Ho...ffects-%20.pdf There is a ton of info out there on this topic. Over the past few years it has started to come into the spotlight. |
Originally Posted by Xtreme87
(Post 2411798)
JetBlue crew members taken to hospital after flight from Boston
Since this is atleast a weekly occurrence these days. How much are they really trying to save on MX these days? This is getting ridiculous, we make the news more than Allegiant these days. |
Originally Posted by Softpayman
(Post 2411839)
Fume events are being reported insdustry wide with high frequency. But since you're upset let's play along and pretend that this is isolated to JB.
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Originally Posted by Rickce7
(Post 2411806)
It is odd in this instance that 2 crew members and zero passengers were taken to the hospital. . .We are all breathing the same air.
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Originally Posted by Xtreme87
(Post 2411877)
Ok. Please show links to the fume events from AA, DL, UA, UA, AK over the last 3 weeks.
July 16 (AS-24) crew declares emergency and diverts for odors. American July 16 (AA-1927) foul odor... American June 4 (AA-65) 2 FA's to the hospital. British Airways Jul 12 (BA 6495) entire cabin crew to the hospital. British Airways Jul 7 (BA-631) Medical checks for entire crew This is just a quick search from this summer. There are dozens of them out there. |
Originally Posted by NightOwl
(Post 2411888)
Interesting indeed. It seems like any kind of smell in the cabin these days is grounds for a diversion and a trip to the hospital. Something doesn't add up here.
From the sound of it your world is...well it didn't happen to me I don't understand it...so it's fake news! |
Originally Posted by Papa Bear
(Post 2411944)
Well hopefully you never have to know people who are never coming back to the line because of this.
From the sound of it your world is...well it didn't happen to me I don't understand it...so it's fake news! |
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