Job Demand, Control, and Social Support to Pilots: Basis of Mental Health Recommendations

This study investigates the relationship between job demand, control, and social support on the mental health of pilots. Given the documented prevalence of mental health challenges among pilots, including stress, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety, this research aims to identify key factors influencing their well-being and develop tailored recommendations. Employing a qualitative research design with case study analysis, this study seeks to understand the levels of job demand, control, and social support experienced by pilots. By exploring these factors and their impact on mental health, the study will generate evidence-based recommendations to promote the psychological well-being of pilots.