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Atmospheric ozone variations could affect transatlantic fliers

20 Mar 2013 Liz Kalaugher
Photo taken from a jetliner at a high altitude
Ozone flying high? A new analysis of data from the MOZAIC project indicates ozone levels in aircraft cabins may be higher than regulatory limits if ozone converters are absent or ineffective. (Courtesy: William Nazaroff)
Scientists in the US have used data from sensors on aircraft to show that current strategies for red

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Liz Kalaugher is a freelance science journalist based in Bristol, UK
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