The current pilot project did not use the mass media to advocate the availability of the ART approach in pilot clinics; for fear that some clinics could lack the capacity to handle all patients who might demand this service because of inexperience in ART practice.
At the same time, the BEA called on airlines to find ways to ease the risks for pilots who may fear losing their job for medical reasons, such as loss-of-license insurance.
Pilots feared for their careers and were infuriated that their counterparts at a weaker airline might supplant them -- especially since, they reckoned, management was paying for the deal with the very money it had saved on pilot wages.
But some pilots may be reluctant to disclose such information, for fear of losing their jobs, industry analysts and retired pilots said Wednesday.
But the authors of the first study to ask a large sample of airline pilots about their mental health suggest that depressed pilots are reluctant to seek treatment for their depression for fear of being grounded or damaging their careers.
While this is effective, it requires shutting down the engine, something many pilots are reluctant to do over the ocean for fear they will have difficulty re-starting it.
The exact scope of the pilot areas is not being revealed to the public for fear of reprisals against individuals or their property.
And in some other places, pilots may be forced to fly higher than might be advisable, for fear of being shot at by the guerrillas, whose war is fueled by the profits of the drug trade.
During our pilot program, we had several families which were considering removing their daughters from the program for fear of what having access to a mobile phone might mean.
The Americans, three pilots and a supervisor, agreed to be interviewed on the condition that their full names not be published, for fear of retaliation by traffickers or rebels.
