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Air Analysis

More information is needed to enable the analysis of health risks associated with contaminants in bleed air, an FAA report says.

by Linda Werfelman | August 1, 2016

Despite years of research, aeromedical specialists lack the information they need to quantify the potential health risks of exposure to bleed-air contaminants in airplane cabin air, a report for the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Civil Aerospace Medical Institute (CAMI) says.1

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