Attention Legal Community: Ms. Fairechild is available as an expert witness in Airline Cabin Procedures

MS. FAIRECHILD'S IS BASED IN NYC
• eMail or phone: 808/652-7887

MS. FAIRECHILD'S EXPERIENCE
• 10 million miles as an in-flight purser/flight attendant
• 30 years research and analysis of flight health and safety
• Author of five books, three of which are on air health and safety
• Professional rhetorical skills that give reports precision and clarity
• Ability to untangle even the most complicated scenario
• Sought after by the media as a leading passenger expert

MS. FAIRECHILD'S BACKGROUND
In her first book, the bestselling Jet Smart, Ms. Fairechild brought worldwide attention to the hazards of air travel created by the federal government’s sweeping deregulation of the airline industry in 1978.

While serving as an in-flight purser for Pan Am, Ms. Fairechild conducted her own research on deteriorating environmental conditions in passenger cabins and the dangers of reduced standards for passenger welfare.

Some of the new realities of air travel:

• Recirculated cabin air, resulting in the spread of airborne disease and dangerously high levels of chemical toxins. At least one lawsuit against airlines has since been based on the chemical toxicity of cabin air.

• The spraying of pesticides in occupied aircraft. Lawsuits against airlines have since been based on this practice and at least 19 countries have stopped spraying pesticides in occupied aircraft cabins. Pesticides are still routinely used, however, to replace thorough cabin cleaning and to disinfect luggage. 

• Contaminated  drinking water and the lack of adequate potable drinking water for passengers. Several studies about airline drinking water have since proven Ms. Fairechild's allegation.

• Reduction of oxygen in cabin air. Pilots have been rewarded by airlines for reducing passenger oxygen, to save money.

TESTIMONY, REPORTS, RESEARCH

Ms. Fairechild has been recruited as an expert witness in precedent-setting aviation lawsuits and she continues to pursue research on the effects of air travel on passenger health and well-being.

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