Everybody Flies

I saw this documentary at the Glasgow premier on the 9th of March and I was blown away by the details and drive shown by Tristan. It's a must see for anyone who travels by plane or is going on a plane soon. More needs to be done to disclose the appalling behaviour of the airlines, governments and health officials that help to cover this up, in the past and still to this day.

This documentary film gives an excellent insight to the potential dangers of toxic air in aircraft cabins. I hope it will be given a platform which will allow it to be seen by a wider audience to raise awareness and bring about change by the aviation industry to rectify this serious problem.

This film shocks you by its calm build up of disturbing facts and presentation of evidence that leave you walking out of the cinema in complete disbelief that this is not only allowed, but both denied and justified at the same time. Would you sit in a closed garage with the car engine on? Would you believe a boiler fitter telling you that carbon-monoxide detectors are a waste of money because there isn't enough evidence that carbon-monoxide is bad for you? Well, every time you step on the vast majority of aircraft around the world you are doing just that. This Film should be on prime time TV But that would be "inconvenient" to Boiler manufacturers.

The film for me has totally opened my eyes to potentially hazardous toxic poisoning on many flights. It is clear that the airline industry has ignored the subject for too long and Tristian presents the compelling evidence that this must stop.

This documentary movie is shocking gripping and moving. From personal accounts and evidence this movie uncovers how the air we breath on aeroplanes is not safe for our health. The unbelievable cover-up and denial from industry and governments for 50 years is exposed and you are left with an important piece of knowledge you deserve to know.