Resources & Support
Help when you need it. Tools to take action.
Whether you have experienced a fume event, want to learn more, or need to report an incident — this is your starting point.
Report a fume event
Your report helps build the evidence base for policy change and medical research. All submissions are treated confidentially.
If you are experiencing severe symptoms, seek urgent medical care first. This form is for documentation purposes.
Support resources
Information and guidance for those affected by fume events.
Information on symptoms, diagnosis, and finding healthcare providers familiar with fume event exposure.
Learn more →Understanding your rights as a crew member or passenger, and how to document incidents for potential claims.
Learn more →Frequently asked questions
A fume event occurs when contaminated air — often from engine oil, hydraulic fluid, or de-icing fluid — enters the aircraft cabin through the bleed air system. This can cause a range of symptoms from headaches and nausea to more serious neurological effects.
Seek medical attention if you have symptoms. Document everything: date, flight, symptoms, and any witnesses. Report the incident to the airline and consider filing a report with us to help build the evidence base.
Yes. We treat all submissions confidentially. Your personal information will not be shared without your explicit consent.
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