Brett Vance, host of Jet Jockeys, has raised significant concerns regarding COVID-19 vaccine injuries among flight crews. Vance, an aviation expert, points to emerging literature and reports about vaccine-related health issues, including myocarditis and neurological disorders, which he claims are becoming more prevalent.
According to the American College of Cardiology, the CDC has identified a potential link between mRNA COVID-19 vaccines and myocarditis, especially among young males aged 12-39. Vance emphasizes that many flight crews were mandated to receive the vaccine under 'Jab or Job' policies, a requirement he says ended his own career.
Vance cites an incident reported by Airportia, where a First Officer on American Airlines Flight 755 experienced a seizure during final approach. The Captain had to take control, and the Relief Pilot and Purser removed the incapacitated First Officer from the cockpit.
Vance argues that such incidents are not as rare as they might seem and could have catastrophic consequences if they occur during critical flight phases like takeoff or landing. He warns that a pilot incapacitation during these moments could lead to severe accidents, including runway departures or uncontrolled aircraft crashes.
Despite the alarming reports, Vance mentions that treatment options are available for those affected by COVID-19 vaccine injuries and encourages flight crew members to seek these treatments to recover their health.
