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UPDATE NOV. 14, 2022: See the following video for a report by Kompas TV with English subtitles

Report: Citilink Indonesia pilot (48) dies suddenly 15 minutes after takeoff (Jul. 21, 2022)
https://rumble.com/v1ubf30

Citilink Indonesia pilot Boy Awalia (48) died shortly after take-off on July 21st, 2022. The airline's president director, Dewa Kadek Rai, stated (quoted from Jakarta Globe article mentioned below):

"Citilink Indonesia has conducted the medical checkup procedure on all crew members prior to the flight and all of them were declared fit for duty.”

The "medical checkup procedure" almost certainly did not include a cardiac MRI with late gadolinium enhancement and also didn't include troponin and D-dimer blood tests.

These tests are not required by air traffic authorities, but well-informed experts have state that after the introduction of the COVID shots, they should be. Had these tests been done, the pilot almost certainly would not have been "declared fit for duty".

Discussions on making these tests mandatory, especially for pilots, have been shot down with ethics and medical privacy as arguments. In sharp contrast, the very same people apparently had no ethical or medical privacy issues with...

- forcing all personnel to receive an experimental, barely tested injection based on a completely new technology, even though air traffic regulations prescribe that pilots are not allowed to fly if they have used any medication (which includes 'vaccines') that has not been approved for at least one year. (My understanding is that Emergency Use Authorization does not meet the hurdle of approval.)

- placing both the passengers and people on the ground at risk of aircraft crashes due to sudden, unexpected vaxx induced pilot incapacitation

FULL ARTICLE BY JAKARTA GLOBE

Citilink Pilot Dies after Takeoff but Plane with 171 Passengers Lands Safely
https://jakartaglobe.id/news/citilink-pilot-dies-after-takeoff-but-plane-with-171-passengers-lands-safely

Jakarta. A Citilink plane returned to base and made an emergency landing at Juanda International Airport, Surabaya after about 40 minutes of flight due to pilot incapacity and the pilot was pronounced dead upon landing on Thursday.

The flight QG-307 bound to the South Sulawesi capital of Makassar left Juanda at 06:10 a.m. and touched down at the same airport at 06:56 a.m. after making a mayday call, according to a press statement from Citilink.

The pilot is identified as Boy Awalia, 48, but it remains unclear whether it's him or the co-pilot, or an inflight reserve pilot who landed the plane.

“When our medical staff arrived at the plane, the pilot’s pulse was not palpable," Dr. Acub Zainal, the head of the Surabaya Port Health Office (KKP), told Antara news agency.

Boy was rushed to the nearest hospital and doctors confirmed he was already dead, he added.

The low-cost carrier said the pilot and all cabin crew members have passed the mandatory pre-flight medical checkup.

“Citilink Indonesia has conducted the medical checkup procedure on all crew members prior to the flight and all of them were declared fit for duty,” Dewa Kadek Rai, the company’s president director, said in a statement.

All 117 passengers were transferred to another plane and proceeded on their flight to Makassar at 10:46 a.m., he said.

“The Citilink management offers our deepest condolences for the loss of our pilot, who was known as a very decent and highly-dedicated person during his time with us,” Dewa said.

Boy, who has become a pilot for 28 years, was buried at Pondok Kelapa Public Cemetery in East Jakarta on Thursday evening.

He is survived by his wife and two children.

Close call for 100 Citilink Indonesia flight passengers! Pilot dies shortly after making emergency landing
https://zeenews.india.com/aviation/indonesia-pilot-makes-emergency-landing-amidst-health-issue-dies-in-hospital-2488150.html

Citilink Pilot Dies after Making Emergency Landing in Surabaya
https://en.tempo.co/read/1614437/citilink-pilot-dies-after-making-emergency-landing-in-surabaya