refraction limit changes?
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I was filled with hope when I read the topic posted by A + C on 27th May, regarding a medical change by the CAA.
I don't fully understand what the change is and have tried looking on the SRG & ICAO's websites for further news - but with no luck!
I am a victim of the unfair refraction limits imposed by JAA as I am right on the borderline of +3.0 dioptres. It has been a tough wait, but I am expecting the limits to change at the end of this year. Could anyone please let me know if the change that A + C mentioned has anything to do with this change as it is expected to happen sometime soon!
Many thanks!
I don't fully understand what the change is and have tried looking on the SRG & ICAO's websites for further news - but with no luck!
I am a victim of the unfair refraction limits imposed by JAA as I am right on the borderline of +3.0 dioptres. It has been a tough wait, but I am expecting the limits to change at the end of this year. Could anyone please let me know if the change that A + C mentioned has anything to do with this change as it is expected to happen sometime soon!
Many thanks!
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Mattince
Check out following web site
http://www.srg.caa.co.uk/pld/med/med_whatsnew.asp
under "JAA Medical Subcommittee News 2000 para Dec 2000"
It appears that the changes have been accepted but require NPA processing which may well take more than a year.
So you can draw you own conclusions regarding bureaucracy. Hope this helps
Check out following web site
http://www.srg.caa.co.uk/pld/med/med_whatsnew.asp
under "JAA Medical Subcommittee News 2000 para Dec 2000"
It appears that the changes have been accepted but require NPA processing which may well take more than a year.
So you can draw you own conclusions regarding bureaucracy. Hope this helps
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Hi there,
Also in Holland a lot of pilots are affected by the stone-age decision of bringing refraction limitations back, although everywhere else in the world the refraction limitations are no longer a factor in obtaining a Class 1 medical. So far for good old Europe.
Just wonder which countries forbid pilots to wear glasses/contacts.
Nevertheless I will give you updates concerning the situation within the Dutch CAA.
Greetings FK-52
Also in Holland a lot of pilots are affected by the stone-age decision of bringing refraction limitations back, although everywhere else in the world the refraction limitations are no longer a factor in obtaining a Class 1 medical. So far for good old Europe.
Just wonder which countries forbid pilots to wear glasses/contacts.
Nevertheless I will give you updates concerning the situation within the Dutch CAA.
Greetings FK-52




