I s it worth self funding a licence if.........
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I s it worth self funding a licence if.........
Hi,
I have the funds to become certified/trained for an ATPL however, there is no point if the following will hinder my chances.
I have type 2 dabetes which is controlled via 1 tablet a day, type 2 also recognises the fact that I do not run the risk of hypo's or low sugar levels that create a black out. I am also NONE Insulin dependant.
I have minor blood pressure issues, slightly higher than normal but, again controlled with the magic of Lisinopril, 5mg's a day.
This has also been put down to my current employment and the stress of running your own company, therefore possibly a white elephant?
Thanks for any advice/help.
Mark.
I have the funds to become certified/trained for an ATPL however, there is no point if the following will hinder my chances.
I have type 2 dabetes which is controlled via 1 tablet a day, type 2 also recognises the fact that I do not run the risk of hypo's or low sugar levels that create a black out. I am also NONE Insulin dependant.
I have minor blood pressure issues, slightly higher than normal but, again controlled with the magic of Lisinopril, 5mg's a day.
This has also been put down to my current employment and the stress of running your own company, therefore possibly a white elephant?
Thanks for any advice/help.
Mark.
Before you do anything else contact the Aeromedical section of the CAA.
Book a Class 1 at LGW and you'll be advised on the whether certification's possible or, the best course of action to take...
Good luck.
Book a Class 1 at LGW and you'll be advised on the whether certification's possible or, the best course of action to take...
Good luck.
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The Aeromedical Section at Gatwick will be as helpful as they can if you give them all the facts. That being said, a mild exercise regime for the few weeks before you have the biggest medical hurdle of your first Class1 may help you feel more confident/fit.
The cost is around £400 for the first and more complicated medical.
Good luck.
The cost is around £400 for the first and more complicated medical.
Good luck.