> Pilots trying to hide evidence are free to find another job that isn't as safety critical.
This is an uncharitable and dangerous take. If you are unwilling to listen to their concerns how can you so confidently dismiss them?
Pilots care about safety. They’re on the same planes as the passengers. They have a personal interest in improving safety. Their concerns should be heard and given consideration.
If pilots don’t feel safe communicating they wont, which undermines safety for everyone involved. Creating a disincentive to communicate is dangerous.
I agree we should have more data for the purpose of investigating incidents but the blameless culture must be maintained. If pilots have doubts or concerns about that they need to be addressed.
They have concerns. Legitimacy is a matter of opinion.
> Those concerns need to be heard and addressed so this change can be made safely.
Actually, they don't. Pilots trying to hide evidence are free to find another job that isn't as safety critical.