disqualifying medication
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From: korea
disqualifying medication
I accidentally taken a disqualifying medication prescribed from my GP and had not crosschecked with the aviation authority's list, out of pure negligence and carelessness. It is now in my medical record in a period that i was flying. I am now worried/concerned that this would haunt me if anything ever happens in the future. what should i do.
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From: London
I accidentally taken a disqualifying medication prescribed from my GP and had not crosschecked with the aviation authority's list, out of pure negligence and carelessness. It is now in my medical record in a period that i was flying. I am now worried/concerned that this would haunt me if anything ever happens in the future. what should i do.
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From: Michigan
I get where you're coming from! When I was thinking about becoming a pilot, I had some vision concerns too. If you can correct your eyesight to better than 20/20 with glasses, that’s a great sign. Just keep in mind that you'll need to keep up with regular eye exams, and any changes in your vision could impact your Class 1 status later on. It's definitely worth talking to an aviation medical examiner—they can give you the best advice for your specific situation.
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From: Village of Santo Poco
I accidentally taken a disqualifying medication prescribed from my GP and had not crosschecked with the aviation authority's list, out of pure negligence and carelessness. It is now in my medical record in a period that i was flying. I am now worried/concerned that this would haunt me if anything ever happens in the future. what should i do.
