The large airline I work for and every government organisation has a social media policy. Basically if social media is used to criticize an organisation or to reflect negatively on it then you can be dismissed. A few years back there was a Jetstar pilot who appeared before a Senate Committee and criticized the airline but he was protected by parliamentary privilege. At about the same time there was a Jetstar pilot who appeared in the print media, he was dismissed but later reinstated.
Or could it be that your job would be at risk if someone knew your real views? That’s outrageous if so.
Thats the corporate world we work in.
Why would you need to post anonymously in relation to airspace safety issues ? Beyond me unless there is some type of dishonest agenda.
Dishonest agenda from the employee or the employer?
Australians lost their lives so we could keep the right of free speech but that has been lost in relation to aviation safety speech. Outrageous!
So will you use your considerable influence in the corporate and political world to change things regarding free speech? You might like to start with Qantas.