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  • Post-Crash Mental Health Deterrents for Indian Pilots
    Posted on July 25th, 2025 in Exam Details (QP Included)

    • Post-pandemic awareness of mental health issues among pilots is low.

    • Fear of disclosure could affect medical clearance and earning capacity.

    • Post-crash trauma and suggestions of deliberate pilot action have highlighted mental health issues.

    • Post-crash, many pilots battle PTSD.

    • Safety concerns led to cancellations of Air India bookings.

    • Air India took a “safety pause” and reduced international flights to focus on mental health.

    • Pilots face relentless rosters and layovers, straining personal bonds and fostering isolation.

    • Fear of being grounded leads to reluctance to seek help.

    • Unpredictable schedules disrupt personal routines, leading to emotional fatigue.

    • A 2022 survey found 56.1% of U.S. pilots reported healthcare avoidance behavior.

    • Indian pilots face complicated, lengthy, and inefficient regulatory processes.

    • The situation is likely to worsen due to stigma and lack of clear guidance from regulator

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