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He's spoken up publicly about this. He was called to testify before Congress. He started a non-profit -- The Foundation for Aviation Safety -- to raise awareness about the issue. So it's not like this guy is keeping this to himself. He's actively trying to raise awareness.

Forgive me, I appreciate your replies.

A better analogy would be him noticing that the fire extinguishers are past their expiry date, and calmly exiting the building on the basis of a slightly higher percentage chance that in case of a fire, the risks are greater.

Not fair. He has been doing his part, and demonstrably so. It's up to the public whether to act on this knowledge.

Would you have preferred they start screaming at the top of his lungs that they're all going to die?