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A consultant, author, expert witness and guest media personality, Diana Fairechild now offers workshops for those who wish to take the stress out of flying. Diana has personally tested all her strategies, which are holistic and add no expense.

Environ Magazine (Aug'92): "Diana Fairechild's book JET SMART dropped a bomb in Washington, and thee Environmental protection Agency and Department of Transportation changed policy...Fairechild has done more to raise awareness of environmental toxins than anyone we know."

Fairechild logged 10 million miles as a chief purser for Pan Am. She went public as a passenger advocate after researching the effects of airline policies on passenger health and safety. She began her campaign by blowing the whistle on toxic airline cabin air.

Smart Money (Aug'95) and Chicago Tribune (Jun'94) both wrote: "Take the advice of Diana Fairechild."

With the publication of her first book—JET SMART—in 1992, Fairechild became the first writer to offer authoritative guidelines for airline passengers on guarding their personal health and well-being on today's deregulated flights. Widely quoted by the media, many of her research findings have rocked the airline business.

Wall Street Journal (Aug'07): “Diana Fairechild is an expert in aviation disputes.”

Fairechild has become the leading airline insider authority and —thanks to her 5 books and her testimony in precedent-setting aviation lawsuits—many of her passenger strategies have gained wide acceptance. Constantly in contact with the flying public through Flyana.com, she remains up-to date on changes in flight conditions and cost-cutting policies that affect passengers and crew.

Though airline service today is severely handicapped by fuel costs, tarmac troubles, security snafus and chronic chaos—YOU CAN STILL CONTROL YOUR OWN FLYING EXPERIENCE when you Upgrade to Smart Class through a Flyana Workshop.

The New York Times (May'04): “Diana Fairechild says, ‘Frequent travelers sometimes fail to connect the dots between their travels and ailments.’”

Maui News (Jun'93), Jeff Stark: "Diana Fairechild informs us of the nature and origin of environmental problems, teaches us how to guard against and overcome that problem, and sensitizes us to the widespread and insidious nature of environmental threats we may not have considered."

Meeting News (Aug'93): "Diana Fairechild tells you how to minimize emotionally-draining and even the life-threatening effects of flying."

American Bar Association Journal (May'01): "Ms. Fairechild has a bag of carry-on health tricks larger than fits in the overhead compartment."

Newsday (Feb'93): “Fairechild provides a check-list for passengers."

CNN (Jul'93): “Diana Fairechild is an aviation health and safety analyst."

Most of us are affected by erratic sleep disruptions during and after flying. It is common to see air travelers struggling to catch up on sleep. Diana Fairechild has been in the cockpit when all the pilots were asleep in their seats. She was the first writer to bring attention to this wide-spread problem. She was also the first writer to offer tips to passengers on how best to sleep on board and minimize the effects of jet lag.

Diana Fairechild has been quoted hundreds of times on a range of subjects including aircraft water, air pollution on planes, air rage, athlete and celebrity passengers, dehydration during flight, fear of flying, jet lag, medical emergencies, pesticides in airplane cabins, seat belts and seat comfort and in-flight meals.

Diana has been featured by CNN, Dateline, Extra, Hard Copy, Fox News, StudioB, ABC News, and NBC News. Publications include New York Times, USA Today, Newsday, Los Angeles Times, Business Week, TIME, Forbes, Wall Street Journal, International Herald Tribune, American Express Corporate Card Newsletter, Smithsonian, Working Woman, Men's Fitness, Townsend Letter for Doctors, Utne Reader, Entrepreneur, American College of Nuclear Physicians Newsletter, and National Enquirer, as well as London Times, Taipei Times, Tokyo Today, Australian, L'Espresso (Italy), Veja (Brazil); National Public Radio, Coast to Coast AM, and news services—AP, UPI and Reuters.

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