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STOMACH ULCERS
I WANT TO BE A COMMERCIAL PILOT. I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH MY HEALTH. I HAVE ULCERATIVE COILITUS. SHOULD THAT BE A CONCERN? IN CASE IF SOMEONE DOES NOT KNOW WHAT "ULCERATIVE COILITUS" IT IS LIKE CROHN'S DISEASE, BUT IT'S NOT AS BAD. IS THAT EVEN ASKED WHEN APPLYING FOR A JOB? I AM WORKING ON GETTING MY PRIVATE LICENSE PRETTY SOON. ALL I HAD TO DO WAS GET A PHYSICAL FOR THAT. I PASSED IT, BUT DO I HAVE TO GO TO FURTHER TESTS IN THE FUTURE. I AM TAKING MEDICATION FOR THIS MEDICAL PROBLEM. AS SOON AS I GET MY P.L. I WILL GO TO FLIGHT SCHOOL.
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Girlpilot1978:
The regs vary from country to country, hence you need a local AME as mentioned.
The recurrent comments on various threads about shouting refer to your use of capital letters - netiquette regards them as the equivalent of shouting.
Good luck
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I AM FED UP WITH THIS KEYBOARD AND ITS INABILITY TO SPELL!
[This message has been edited by Code Blue (edited 22 May 2001).]
The regs vary from country to country, hence you need a local AME as mentioned.
The recurrent comments on various threads about shouting refer to your use of capital letters - netiquette regards them as the equivalent of shouting.
Good luck
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[email protected]
I AM FED UP WITH THIS KEYBOARD AND ITS INABILITY TO SPELL!
[This message has been edited by Code Blue (edited 22 May 2001).]
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girlpilot1978
I see you are in the USA; the FAA Aeromedical Center is very helpful and you need to contact them. In Europe, under JAR regulations, ulcerative colitis is unfortunately a no-no for initial Class 1 medical certification (JAR-FCL 3), but if satisfactorily recovered for more than a year without symptoms or medication from a single acute episode. you might be all right. But do get on to the Feds, the address of their Federal and regional offices are at http://www.cami.jccbi.gov/
[This message has been edited by Hew Jampton (edited 23 May 2001).]
I see you are in the USA; the FAA Aeromedical Center is very helpful and you need to contact them. In Europe, under JAR regulations, ulcerative colitis is unfortunately a no-no for initial Class 1 medical certification (JAR-FCL 3), but if satisfactorily recovered for more than a year without symptoms or medication from a single acute episode. you might be all right. But do get on to the Feds, the address of their Federal and regional offices are at http://www.cami.jccbi.gov/
[This message has been edited by Hew Jampton (edited 23 May 2001).]
