UK Tri-service and hay-fever!
Hello,
Just a small question which is on my mind at the moment.
Why is it that If you were looking to join the Fleet Air Arms or the Army Air Corps as a Pilot, why does the hay-fever rule differ between the two?
This may seem like a stupid question but, for example:
In the FAA and AAC you have to be 4 years symptom free to become eligible to become aircrew. On the other hand, you have to be symptom free for life to even attempt to become aircrew for the RAF.
I don't quite understand this logic as Pilots in the RAF, FAA and AAC will generally all be doing the same thing.
If you have any ideas, please post below.
Thanks!
Air Ops