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Research: Airline Passengers Exposed to Extremely High Levels of Ultrafine Particles
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Airplanes continue to be a significant source of pollution, with much less regulation compared to road traffic and industry.
A new scientific study warns that airline passengers are exposed to very high concentrations of ultrafine particles during various phases of flight. This reinforces the concern of the medical and environmental community about a virtually unregulated pollutant with potentially serious health effects. A recent study has shown that airline passengers and crews are exposed to dangerous ultrafine particles. Ultrafine particles, known as UFPs, are mic…
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