Question regarding FAA > JAR Medical
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Question regarding FAA > JAR Medical
Hi, First off let me introduce myself as I am new to the website.
My name is Robert and I live in the USA and I'm 22 years old. I hold a Polish Passport concurrently with a USA one. About three years ago I had an open heart procedure performed in one of the best clinics in the world. My recovery has been great and after rigorous paper work clutter I now successfully hold a FAA 1st Class Medical. My intentions however are to fly in Europe, which means I would have to apply for a JAR Medical. Will my chances still be as good as they were with the FAA?
If anybody can assist in the matter it would be greatly appreciated!
My name is Robert and I live in the USA and I'm 22 years old. I hold a Polish Passport concurrently with a USA one. About three years ago I had an open heart procedure performed in one of the best clinics in the world. My recovery has been great and after rigorous paper work clutter I now successfully hold a FAA 1st Class Medical. My intentions however are to fly in Europe, which means I would have to apply for a JAR Medical. Will my chances still be as good as they were with the FAA?
If anybody can assist in the matter it would be greatly appreciated!
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In a nutshell... It was a Coarctation of aorta 95% blockage. and a small PDA with no significant shunt. the surgery was dubbed coarct repair. I am now taking medication but my BP is again normal, I have great endurance, and doctors say the murmur that was once present is gone.
