Making it easier for pilots to admit to and get treated for mental health issues

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Some pilots do not disclose their mental health issues, or even just ignore it, as they fear that doing so will cause them to be grounded. — TNS

Captain Robert Graves sees strangers every day as a pilot for the United States-based Southwest Airlines.

There’s not always a deep relationship with the people he works with or the people he meets.

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