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Welcome Aboard Toxic Airlines (www.welcomeaboardtoxicairlines.com) tells the very real story of what some airline crews claim is the biggest cover up in aviation history. Passengers and crews for nearly fifty years have been supplied with unfiltered air to breathe, taken directly from the engines, even though this air supply is known to become contaminated with engine oil containing neurotoxins, carcinogens and other hazardous chemicals.

With unique access into the aviation industry, the film maker, a former airline captain, reveals for the first time the serious exposure consequences on flight safety, passenger and crew health, of those who have and continue to be unknowingly exposed. The film reveals an issue many call the asbestos of the skies with contaminated air exposures continuing daily to plague the aviation industry. The film said by the Ecologist to be 'A deadly corporate cover-up forensically exposed.' looks at the history, the politics, the serious health effects and the flight safety issues of contaminated air on aircraft and tells the viewer exactly what the airlines forget to mention in the pre flight safety briefing!

Reviews:
The Daily Telegraph: 'A ground-breaking documentary that raises serious questions about the air that passengers breathe.'
Holiday Travel Watch: 'This is one of the most important whistleblower films to date - powerful and emotional.'
Private Eye: 'A hard hitting documentary.'
The Ecologist: 'A deadly corporate cover-up forensically exposed.'
Sunday Mirror: 'A tremendous piece of investigative journalism.'
DFG Docs: ' ...an inspiration to documentary filmmaker everywhere... the film is thoroughly researched and the evidence is overwhelmingly persuasive.'
County Times: 'Hard-hitting Michael Moore-style.'
Foyle Film Festival: 'Highly commended, very good documentary.'
International Film Festival of the Environment, Paris: 'An amazing piece of investigative journalism. A tremendous documentary.'

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