Advocacy & policy
Turning lived experience into enforceable standards.
This is where the foundations work meets regulators, airlines, manufacturers, and industry stakeholderswith a clear goal: safer cabin air and accountability when fume events occur.
Current initiatives
The advocacy priorities were advancing right now.
Advocate for consistent definitions, mandatory reporting, and transparent data sharing across regulators and airlines.
Push for clear post-event procedures, medical follow-up pathways, and non-retaliation protections for reporting.
Support operational measures and maintenance practices that reduce exposure risk and improve incident response.
If you represent an airline, regulator, union, or research group, we welcome collaboration on reporting standards, prevention protocols, and evidence-based guidance.
Industry standards: what safe air should look like
A plain-English breakdown for policymakers and the public.
- Transparent monitoring and reporting of cabin air quality
- Clear response protocols when odors, smoke, or fumes are reported
- Medical guidance aligned with current evidence
- Accountability when standards are not met
- Inconsistent reporting and limited public data
- Variable response procedures across operators
- Gaps in recognition and treatment pathways
- Limited long-term tracking of health outcomes
The global network
Cabin air safety is a global issue. We coordinate across borders.
Collaborating with labor organizations to improve reporting protections and response standards.
Supporting studies and evidence synthesis to improve recognition, diagnosis, and care.
Sharing best practices and aligning advocacy across jurisdictions (FAA, EASA, CAA and beyond).
We can share draft standards, reporting templates, and research priorities.
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