The 12th Anniversary of The Aerotoxic Association

The 12th Anniversary of The Aerotoxic Association.

From Bearnairdine Beaumont:

INTERVIEW with CAPT. John Hoyte: Aerotoxic syndrome is a little-known term used to describe the symptoms of exposure to contaminated air. It is a controversial diagnosis, and many in the aviation industry are adamant it doesn’t exist. The term was first introduced in a published paper in 1999 by Dr Harry Hoffmam, Professor Chris Winder and Jean Christophe Balouet PhD. Former BAe 146 pilot Captain John Hoyte founded the Aerotoxic Association and reporter Amie-Beth Steadman met with him to discuss what aerotoxic syndrome is.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=share&v=TaXfcxs0G_Y

The Aerotoxic Association supports those affected by Aerotoxic Syndrome.

Thank you John for everything you have done and continue to do.