Leslie Kean and Ryan Graves at SOL 2024 talking about military and commercial pilot safety

Leslie Kean and Ryan Graves will be at SOL 2024 to discuss pilot safety for both military and commercial aviation. This is a crucial conversation. Ryan and Leslie not only address the safety issues facing military pilots but also highlight the challenges commercial pilots encounter daily. Imagine being on a commercial flight when your pilot spots a UFO; they must navigate the complexities of that situation while ensuring passenger safety, and yet they have no official avenue to report their sighting, fearing repercussions for their license and career.

The discussion also includes insights from Dr. Richard Haines, who has conducted extensive research with NARCAP on the physical implications of pilot encounters. It’s astonishing how little this topic is talked about, despite it being some of the most significant research available on pilot experiences.

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One thought on “Leslie Kean and Ryan Graves at SOL 2024 talking about military and commercial pilot safety

  1. I completely agree with your perspective! The discussion around military and commercial pilot safety in the context of UFO sightings is incredibly timely and important. It’s alarming to consider the pressures pilots face when encountering something unexplainable like a UFO, especially if they fear repercussions for reporting it.

    The potential impact on flight safety is significant—having pilots distracted or distressed could compromise the safety of every passenger on board. Leslie Kean and Ryan Graves are doing critical work to bring awareness to these issues, and it’s essential for the aviation industry to create a safe environment for pilots to report their experiences without fear.

    Dr. Richard Haines’ research with NARCAP provides invaluable insights into the physical and psychological aspects of pilot encounters, and it’s frustrating that more attention isn’t given to this area. This kind of research could lead to better protocols and support systems for pilots, ultimately enhancing safety for everyone in the air. Thanks for bringing attention to this important topic!

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