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Old 28th Jun 2005, 17:15
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Class 1 Medical

Hello

I know someone can answer my query regarding 1st Class Medical Test Renewal...

One is issued the 1st Class Medical Test. No problem so far...
But when the renewal is due to be done he/she is diagnosed not to be issued...

Whats the procedure for:
a) those with a flying job? (job lsot, fired?)
b) those who are still training and are student pilots? (stopping the course?)

Thanks for your attention !!!

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L|kA|r
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Old 28th Jun 2005, 18:20
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If you fail the medical then you cannot hold the license and fly.

If your employed you cant fly until the problem is sorted to the satisfaction of the medics and you are able to be issued the Class 1 again. If you are perminently medicaly downgraded you will loose your job.

Not sure about during training since you may be able to train whilst holding a Class 2 but for issue of a CPL you require a Class 1.
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