Diana Fairchild
1 archived appearance · 1997
AviationHealthTravel
Diana Fairchild is a former international flight attendant and author recognized for her documentation of the health hazards associated with commercial air travel, including toxic cabin air and the physiological effects of frequent flying. On Art Bell's programs, her insider perspective on the aviation industry and her advocacy for healthier flying conditions brought attention to largely overlooked occupational and passenger health concerns.
On the air with Art · 1
Feb 24, 1997 · 2h 47m
Flying Sickness - Diana Fairchild | Mel's Hole Update - Mel Waters
with Mel Waters
Diana Fairchild, a retired flight attendant with 21 years and 10 million miles of service for Pan Am and United Airlines, reveals the hidden health hazards of commercial air travel. She explains how airlines reduce fresh air circulation to save roughly $80 per hour on fuel costs, leaving passengers breathing recycle...
