In my brother's case, he has already had numerous tests and exams done. There is no question that his heart has been damaged and he is now at much greater risk of having a cardiac event. He has always been very active and kept himself in excellent physical condition. He has no prior history of heart problems. He has been on a roller coaster ride of believing that his career over and then finding that he is going to be allowed to continue flying.
And as I mentioned, my wife and I live on an airpark which is an airport with houses built around it. Many of my neighbors are professional pilots basically all of them have been required to be vaccinated. I know others who have are having similar issues to my brother. It is a hot topic and if you know pilots... very few that I know would want to voluntarily have extensive testing done that might ground them. This applies to both professional and private pilots such as myself. I am surprised that Steve Kirsch has had any takers.
My cousin is in the business of commercial cargo planes, scheduling, etc. He was an Air Force pilot, but doesn’t fly any more as a civilian. I saw him at a funeral last Saturday and I was asking him how things were going. He said they are having a terrible time getting pilots. The “usual” pipeline of pilots exiting from the military isn’t flowing the way it used to so as pilots retire, there are no replacements (and there are other factors making pilots scarce). He seemed unaware of the pilot heart damage issue from the mandated ‘vaccines’ so I sent him some info ... he actually seemed somewhat interested so maybe I was able to do a little ‘redpilling’.
Josh Yoder of US Freedom Flyers, in interviews I’ve seen, has talked about pilots calling him and telling him they are flying with chest pains or other issues and do not want to come forward to get checked out because they’ll lose their livelihoods. They’re putting that before the safety of those flying on their planes ... for some, it’s truly a moral/ethical dilemma, but they’re ‘confessing’ to Yoder & still flying. If the airlines go to one pilot, I think that might change a few minds because if they have a serious incident/die, the plane will go down - right now, there is that extra pilot safety net. From the conversations, I don’t think a lot of pilots have gone to Steve, but some who do not want to die and leave their families, regardless of the job situation, appear to have made that choice.
The airlines that mandated the shots should pay dearly for ruining the health and jobs of pilots and in fact, killing some of them (same with hospitals, other companies, schools, etc.). This whole situation, for humanity as well as pilots, is just horrific. There is a gathering ‘storm’ and retribution is on the wind.