Stichting Fly Aware

Stichting Fly Aware is a Dutch nonprofit information and knowledge centre focused on the health effects of flying and aircraft cabin air quality. It serves flight and ground crew, frequent flyers, passengers, and healthcare professionals. The foundation gathers information from scientific research, relevant publications, and its contacts with medical practitioners, therapists, aviation personnel, and frequent flyers, then shares this knowledge and supports the development of treatment protocols for flight-related health complaints.

People experiencing symptoms after flying can receive free information, advice, and support. Fly Aware may refer them to its partner Lifemedic for orthomolecular treatment and detoxification, or for additional therapies when appropriate. Its website also provides practical guidance on staying healthy during and after flights, information about Aerotoxic Syndrome and fume events, and resources including research, reports, publications, videos, and news.

The foundation works to raise awareness, promote recognition of Aerotoxic Syndrome as an occupational disease, and advocate for improved aircraft cabin air. Its proposals include onboard air filters and toxic-substance detection equipment, alongside changes to aircraft ventilation systems.