Which of the following health problems did you experience after aircraft fume exposure? (Select all that apply) *

Thinking or memory problems (confusion, trouble concentrating, memory loss, personality or mood changes)

Movement or muscle problems (weakness, loss of coordination or balance, numbness, tremors, seizures)

Awareness or alertness problems (fainting, blackout, loss of consciousness, extreme drowsiness)

Ongoing or severe pain (headaches, nerve pain, unexplained body pain)

Breathing problems (shortness of breath, chest tightness, persistent cough)

Digestive problems (nausea, abdominal pain, cramping, diarrhea)

Skin problems (persistent rashes, irritation, or skin changes)

None of the above

What best describes your role at the time of exposure? *

Pilot

Flight attendant / cabin crew

Other airline employee (mechanic, ground crew, etc.)

Passenger

Did your symptoms require medical evaluation or treatment? *

Yes — ongoing treatment or specialist care

Yes — evaluated and treated in the past

Yes — emergency room or hospital visit

No — symptoms resolved without medical care

Did these health issues interfere with your ability to work or function normally? *

Yes — unable to work or placed on medical leave

Yes — reduced ability to work or perform daily activities

No — minimal or temporary impact

Not sure

Please briefly describe your experience with aircraft fume exposure, including any symptoms you experienced and any medical care you received (if you’re comfortable sharing). *

Experiencing Lasting Health Effects After Aircraft Fume Exposure?

Exposure to contaminated cabin air has been linked to serious conditions involving the brain, nervous system, breathing, and overall functioning. Individuals who required medical treatment may be eligible for confidential legal review.

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What Is This Aircraft Fume Exposure Matter About?

Reports and investigations have raised concerns about exposure to contaminated air on certain aircraft, sometimes referred to as aircraft fume events. In some cases, individuals have reported developing serious neurological, respiratory, or physical health problems following these exposures.

Legal claims are being evaluated on behalf of people who experienced lasting health effects that required medical evaluation or treatment. These efforts focus on understanding whether exposure occurred, whether it may be linked to documented health conditions, and whether affected individuals may have legal options.

If you experienced ongoing or serious health problems after aircraft fume exposure — particularly if medical care was required — you may be eligible for a confidential legal evaluation. This process is private, no-pressure, and designed to help determine whether your experience may qualify for further review.

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If aircraft fume exposure led to serious health problems that required medical care, confidential legal support may be available. This evaluation helps determine whether your experience and medical history meet current review criteria.

Concerned about ongoing health issues after aircraft fume exposure? You’re not alone. Take this short, confidential evaluation to learn whether your symptoms and medical treatment history may qualify for further legal review.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does this cost?

There is no cost to complete this confidential evaluation. If your situation meets the criteria for further legal review and a claim moves forward, legal fees are typically only paid if compensation is recovered through a settlement or judgment.

How do I know if I may qualify?

Qualification generally depends on whether you experienced serious or lasting health problems following aircraft fume exposure and whether those symptoms required medical evaluation or treatment. Completing the short form helps determine whether your experience may meet initial review criteria.

What if I already have an attorney?

If you already have an attorney representing you for issues related to aircraft fume exposure, or if you have previously resolved a related legal claim, our legal partners may not be able to review your situation further.

Is this a class action lawsuit?

Not exactly. While the term “class action” is sometimes used informally, these matters are often evaluated as individual claims rather than a single group lawsuit.

In a class action, one case represents a large group with nearly identical claims. In contrast, individual claims are reviewed based on each person’s specific exposure history, medical records, and health impacts.

This approach allows for a more individualized review rather than placing everyone into a single group outcome.