IAQ in Commercial Air Transportation

Mayer, Florian; Fox, Richard; Space, David; Bezold, Andreas; Wargocki, Paweł

doi:10.1007/978-981-10-5155-5_76-1

Handbook of Indoor Air Quality 2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-5155-5_76-1

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IAQ in Commercial Air Transportation

Florian Mayer

Richard Fox²,

David Space

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“…Some of the errors were also caught by us when preparing other publication for the IAQ Handbook. 9 The Erratum 10 for our paper will soon be published in the Indoor Air Journal. We believe that the revisions included in the Erratum are complete, and all errors are amended.…”

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regarding our recent paper 2 published in the same journal. Our paper summarizes published papers identified through a literature survey that present measurements in commercial aircraft cabins. Our focus was on volatile organic compounds (VOCs), but we also reported the measurements of other parameters characterizing the aircraft cabin environment reported in the identified papers. The measurements cover the period from 1967 until 2020, that is, from the moment the first study was published when smoking on commercial aircraft was still allowed. We present the results from non-smoking flights in the paper after the ban on smoking on aircraft was introduced, while all collected measuring results are in the supplementary information

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IAQ in Commercial Air Transportation

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Response to the Letter to the Editor sent by Judith Anderson, industrial hygienist at the association of flight attendants

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