02/27/2026
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One might think that after five years, the consequences of the fight against what was then the only known disease would gradually fade into oblivion. But incidents in which pilots lose consciousness mid-flight are a side effect of the fight against an artificially induced pandemic.
Airline flight crews, especially pilots, are among the most vaccinated occupational groups. They are also subject to the closest medical monitoring. Since the vaccination campaign, there have been repeated sudden and unexpected illnesses and even deaths. These incidents have now shifted to the younger age group of co-pilots.
This introduction was added to today’s article on tkp.at: Further in-flight emergencies due to sudden illnesses of pilots. Source.
I don’t want to scare you about the dangers of flying. Accidents also happen in road traffic due to medical incidents, for example when a driver faints while driving. Life is dangerous and always ends in death.
In May last year, Report24.news published an article about problems related to vaccine reactions in pilots:
In February 2025, a Lufthansa Airbus flew through European airspace without a pilot for a frightening 10 minutes. The captain had left the cockpit to use the restroom when his 38-year-old co-pilot suddenly collapsed. Over 200 unsuspecting passengers were exposed to this egregious safety risk on the flight from Frankfurt to Seville, while the aircraft glided along with virtually no human control. Source.
Despite these incidents, I would not advise anyone against traveling by plane. I myself flew two years ago. The risk of an accident remains low, and even before the planned pandemic, there were plane crashes. I am not writing about this to stir up fear. I simply want to draw attention to one of the many consequences of “saving” the planet from an imaginary virus.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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