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Pilot medical usable for CC?
Hey,
Just wondering if a medical/ eye check from a DAME for a PPL would be sufficent during airline recruitment - have read that most of you have been required to pass a medical when going for CC jobs. If I already have one that's approved by CASA (when going for a job with an Aus airline) would I still have to do another one for the airline? Surely it'd be a waste of time and money if I'm already checked out by an aviation doc.... Or do they like to make sure all your med stuff is up-to-date and 'above board'? If I did need medical/ASIC check etc, how much would I be looking at for these, and does having a National Police Certificate help in any way? Ta for info.... Sky |
No, you can't use it (well not for Qantas anyway).
I have a Class 1 medical each year and when I joined Qantas I had to have the QF medical. The National Police Certificate is of little use to you, as a separate check is conducted which includes an AFP, ASIO, ACS and DIMIA check. |
Thanks Ozskipper, I had thought it was probably not usable... but hey, no harm in hoping, right??? :)
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No problem Sky...
Yes, you'd think you'd be able to use it...... But hey, this is the aviation industry and its all about spending money! heheh |
its all about spending money! Ah well, it is an expense that is worth it..... Just out of curiosity, d'you have any idea what they're all charging for med/sec checks these days? fifty? a hundred? Sky |
Hmm, from memory I think the security check costs around $50 and I think the medical was around $100.
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Thanks!!
Guess I gotta start saving up again (just got my passport done, I suppose a hundred and fifty ain't too bad....) |
LOL well, what's a $150 compared to $40k+ for your CPL & ATPL etc...
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Hmmm. You have a point there. When you put it like that, one fifty is small change!!
(though the five to ten grand for the PPL i'm still getting over....! |
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