Everybody Flies

This is a fabulous piece of film making. It shines a light on the power of the aerospace industry and the lengths it is going to to cover up something which is a known issue. After watching this film I know which aircraft I want to fly on in future. Unfortunately there aren't many at the moment. Hopefully this film will bring about some change. Excellent documentary.

I saw this film with my boyfriend in London and we were totally fixed to the screen for the entire movie .An amazing insite into the reality of airline travel and the hidden danger that is being covered up by the industry .An absolute must watch film for documentary lovers .

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.

What a superb documentary. Tristan has excelled with genuine information from a variety of sources. It is encouraging to hear that Easyjet are the first UK airline to consider installing filters. All the others are burying their heads in the sand with denials of the problem.... but I fear for not much longer. The writing is clearly on the wall - there needs to be more litigation against airlines and aircraft / engine manufacturers for producing and or operating in an unsafe manner. The truth is on every can of engine oil. With more litigation that will force the situation. DHL although cargo only have retro fitted clean air systems.I was surprised the French knew of this problem in the 50's and their military had engine oil to different specification - shock horror that even that oil is untested for toxic vapours etc. Well done Tristan I look forward to your next documentary.

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.