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Flight attendants sound alarm over toxic air bleeds on planes

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“Flight attendants sound alarm over toxic air bleeds on planes”

More flight attendants are sounding the alarm over toxic air bleeds on commercial planes. It happens when engine or hydraulic fluids leak into the cabin, and now, there's bipartisan legislation to prevent it moving forward. Natalie Brand spoke to a flight attendant who says her health has suffered.

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