Class 2 Medical
Class 2 Medical
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: switzerland
Posts: 10
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Well it all depends on how old you are and what ratings you have.
But I can tell you in the mean time, that they will surgically remove a substantial mass of money from you, which normally proves to be more painful than any of the other procedures they may carry out. In some cases (I.E the Scottish) it may be necessary to administer a general anesthetic to carry out this procedure!!!!
But I can tell you in the mean time, that they will surgically remove a substantial mass of money from you, which normally proves to be more painful than any of the other procedures they may carry out. In some cases (I.E the Scottish) it may be necessary to administer a general anesthetic to carry out this procedure!!!!
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Kent
Age: 61
Posts: 523
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Australia
Posts: 64
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
You might consider posting your thread on a more relevant forum; the medical issues one if i recollect correctly.
A class 2 medical is good cause you dont need to redeem it for a while I believe; when your in my position. It aint too hard to obtain; unless you have a problem with the cost!
A class 2 medical is good cause you dont need to redeem it for a while I believe; when your in my position. It aint too hard to obtain; unless you have a problem with the cost!
Blah Blah Blah
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Malmesbury VRP
Age: 49
Posts: 927
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Class 2 is not that expensive, mine cost £108 you initial class 1 with the CAA will cost you £500
Unless your AME does ECG's you will need to book in at your local hospital for one, make sure you tell them it is for a JAA/CAA PPL or CPL.
The doctor will go through some standard blurb...as in...
Have/do you suffered from from blah blah blah
Has/do any of your relatives suffered from Blah blah blah
Does any of your pets suffer from blah blah blah
And so on.
He will have a good look in you ears, give you a basic eye test (ensure you take a prescription if you wear glasses or contacts). You get a blood test, don't panic because it only involves a prick on the finger (no puns please). You then get the delightfull task of provideing a pee sample.
You get stripped down to your skiddies, you then get wieghed, have your height measured. Then you get to play patient and lay on the bed while the Dr has a good prod around your stomach. Final check is your reflexes.
If you are not dead or have the possibility of dying within
5 years if you are under 29
2 years if you are between 30 and ??
1 year if over ??
then the Dr will fill out your medical certificate and give it to you on the spot.
And that is it.
Gary
Unless your AME does ECG's you will need to book in at your local hospital for one, make sure you tell them it is for a JAA/CAA PPL or CPL.
The doctor will go through some standard blurb...as in...
Have/do you suffered from from blah blah blah
Has/do any of your relatives suffered from Blah blah blah
Does any of your pets suffer from blah blah blah
And so on.
He will have a good look in you ears, give you a basic eye test (ensure you take a prescription if you wear glasses or contacts). You get a blood test, don't panic because it only involves a prick on the finger (no puns please). You then get the delightfull task of provideing a pee sample.
You get stripped down to your skiddies, you then get wieghed, have your height measured. Then you get to play patient and lay on the bed while the Dr has a good prod around your stomach. Final check is your reflexes.
If you are not dead or have the possibility of dying within
5 years if you are under 29
2 years if you are between 30 and ??
1 year if over ??
then the Dr will fill out your medical certificate and give it to you on the spot.
And that is it.
Gary
