Have medicals for 40 to 59 been made 12 monthly yet?
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Have medicals for 40 to 59 been made 12 monthly yet?
I've searched here,Google and the CAA website and can't find the answer and its the weekend so can't call the CAA.
It was proposed in Oct 2005 has it been adopted yet?
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It was proposed in Oct 2005 has it been adopted yet?
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A year ago, ICAO changed their standards to allow the period of a class one medical to extend from 6 months to 12 months for pilots aged 40 - 59, in multi-crew operations. Some other states have adopted the new standard into their own national requirement. Unfortunetaly the JAA have decided on a "consultation process" which is likely to result in the same adoption, however at this time there is no clear timetable. There are likely to be delays in moving licensing (and medicals) to the new European aviation Safety Agency (EASA). In fact the transistion that was originally planned for late 2006 (now) may not happen until 2008 or 2009 ! This delay may well have a consequential delay to the JAA member states (including the UK) adopting the new ICAO standard.
In other words it will happen but perhaps not for a while yet.
All the above courtesy of my AME.
A year ago, ICAO changed their standards to allow the period of a class one medical to extend from 6 months to 12 months for pilots aged 40 - 59, in multi-crew operations. Some other states have adopted the new standard into their own national requirement. Unfortunetaly the JAA have decided on a "consultation process" which is likely to result in the same adoption, however at this time there is no clear timetable. There are likely to be delays in moving licensing (and medicals) to the new European aviation Safety Agency (EASA). In fact the transistion that was originally planned for late 2006 (now) may not happen until 2008 or 2009 ! This delay may well have a consequential delay to the JAA member states (including the UK) adopting the new ICAO standard.
In other words it will happen but perhaps not for a while yet.
All the above courtesy of my AME.
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Be warned, it probably won't save you any money!
In Singapore it's already fact, and the CAA(Singapore) have responded appropriately by doubling the licence renewal fees
We eagerly await a similar response from the medical profession
Regards,
Old Smokey
In Singapore it's already fact, and the CAA(Singapore) have responded appropriately by doubling the licence renewal fees
We eagerly await a similar response from the medical profession
Regards,
Old Smokey
