During this summer season we have witnessed reports of various flight safety deficits, the most recent of which are several incidents reported by the BBC, and of course, the Spanish aircraft disaster.  I sincerely offer my deepest sympathies, and the respect of HolidayTravelwatch to all those affected by the Madrid crash.  I hope that the cause of the crash, and that lessons will be learnt quickly to avoid a similar incident again. Read More

The BBC reported that the Government has commissioned a study into the ‘alleged’ incidents of fumes on board aircraft.  The Cranfield University will apparently carry out a study over the next 2 years to determine the source and nature of the fume events. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch has been contacted by holidaymakers since 2006, complaining of the ill effects of being exposed to a smoke or fume event on board commercial aircraft. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch advise that they have received a steady flow of complaints from returning UK air passengers and holidaymakers, reporting a fume event or smoke event on board their aircraft, since 2007. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch welcomes the forthcoming BBC Panorama program, due to be broadcast on Monday 21 April 2008. The program will raise questions and concerns on the issue of poisonous fumes entering aircraft cabins. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch today launches its Global Petition against Flight Smoke or Fume Events in Aircraft Cabins, which give rise to a condition known as Aerotoxic Syndrome. Read More

HolidayTravelWatch announces the Launch of its new website today. The website retains many of the popular features found by many holidaymakers and independent travellers since 2005. The site provides for a fresh approach to the accessing of information, whilst highlighting the ease of access to consumers requiring assistance, and placing at the forefront much of the Organisation’s campaigning activities. Read More