I had a similar incident over 2 years ago now, got woken up early (am) to fly and was airborne in around 30min of been woken. Once airborne I felt a sick, so I return and got another pilot to fly. Went to my GP and all ok. 12 months later the boss stops me from flying and makes me inform CAA about it. Why?????????.
The CAA pulled my medical from me cause they thought it could have been BPPV, I’ve been to all sorts of specialists, with all of them saying I have nothing wrong with me and that I fit to fly and that I was most likely fatigued, yet the CAA still will not let me get back in the air. I’ve had to uplift my family and move to another country where that CAA accepted the specialist reports and issued me a Class 1 Med. Meanwhile the lawyer bills are mounting back a home while I fight against CAA…......
I now distrust the some the decisions that some of these so-call Av-Med Doc make while they occupy positions of authority within the Civil Aviation Authorities...(maybe some of them like playing God with our careers.)
Needless to say the Av-Med Doc’s in the country I’m now cannot believe how unfairly I’ve been treated