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Do you smell that? Dude, is that your socks? Maybe. But it could also be a toxic chemical that has profound neurological effects, and is widely used in aircraft engines and APUs. On this episode, I discuss some of the more disturbing reports of toxic fume events, and how to access the database of such things. I also discuss how YOU can apply to be an AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER! Think you have what it takes? Apply! January 24, 2020 on USAJOBS.gov. Best of luck!
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