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Air traffic controllers at Detroit Metropolitan Airport are filing an ethics complaint and considering lawsuits because, they say, their concerns about toxic mold in the control tower have not been adequately addressed. 
 
The problem has existed for almost two years and allegedly sickened employees and put the travelling public at risk because the tower has had to be evacuated several times. 
 
The controllers have won multiple damage claims with the Department of Labor but the FAA has yet to get rid of the mold.

NATCA Says FAA Not Fully Addressing Toxic Mold Concerns At DTW

Aero-News Network - 5/21/2006 12:04 AM

Controllers File Ethics Complaint, Exploring Lawsuits
 
Representatives with the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) told Aero-News this week that controllers at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW) filed an ethics complaint Thursday against certified industrial hygienists hired by the FAA, and urged the agency to immediately address a black mold outbreak in the tower that the union says is endangering controller and air passenger safety.
 
NATCA reports that controllers at DTW have battled the mold problem for more than a year... suffering through sicknesses, an evacuation, and pleas for help. Controllers are also in the process of filing lawsuits against remediation companies, who they say are not following industry standards for cleaning up the
 
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