Research Proposal: Health and Safety Implications of Cabin Crew Uniforms

 

I’m pleased to share my MSc Research Proposal, which explores the health and safety implications of cabin crew uniforms. This proposal outlines the research plan, including methodology, time plan, and ethical considerations, focusing on uniforms from three leading full-service airlines: Emirates, Singapore Airlines, and SriLankan Airlines.

The study highlights key concerns such as:

• Occupational health risks (cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, thyroid, skin, reproductive)
• Fabric quality, dyes, and chemical exposure
• Ergonomic design, fit, and comfort
• Durability and fire-related safety awareness

This proposal sets the foundation for my dissertation and contributes to ongoing discussions around safe, sustainable, and crew-friendly uniform standards in the aviation industry.

📄 Access the full proposal:
🔗 Zenodo DOI: [10.5281/zenodo.17152488]

I welcome feedback and collaboration from aviation professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts who are passionate about improving cabin crew well-being and aviation safety.