Further to my trilogy Flight Safety, Flight Safety – Pilot Error and Flight Safety – Aircraft Accidents of 2015, Flight Safety – Epilogue shows some interesting research which could actually back up the suspicion of aspartame causing neurological and psychiatric problems for pilots.

Pilot depression research

This research particularly concentrates on depression and suicidal thoughts that pilots suffer from. The fact that so many pilots are admitting to these conditions could be a sign that some are in fact ingesting aspartame on a regular basis. This could exacerbate or even cause their conditions. Continue reading Flight Safety – Epilogue →

2015 – 17 of 31 accidents down to pilot/human error

The 3rd part of this trilogy deals with a specific year, 2015.  17 of these aircraft accidents were put down to human or pilot error. See Part 1 and Part 2 and the EpilogueLooking at aircraft accidents in 2015 Continue reading Aircraft Accidents of 2015 →

In Flight Safety Part 1, I covered how the side effects of aspartame could actually cause problems for pilots and crew. Flight Safety – Pilot Error discusses those pilots you have suffered from the affects of aspartame. Captain Clayton Osbon suffered a mental episode and has now lost his livelihood and has been vilified and treated abominably because of an illness that was not his fault.  How unfair!(See Part 3 and the Epilogue here) Continue reading Flight Safety – Pilot Error? →

Have you ever wondered about the health of the pilot that’s flying the plane you’re on?  Flight safety considers the effects on pilots from ingesting diet sodas, gums and other diet foods. (see Part 2 Pilot Error, Part 3 Aircraft Accidents of 2015 and the Epilogue) Continue reading Flight Safety – flying on Aspartame →