Dgca class-1 medical issue !
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Dgca class-1 medical issue !
Hey guys ,
My class-2 medical lapsed and i did the renewal in india when i was in my holidays , and to my surprise it was rejected by DGCA after 2 months .Now DGCA wants me to do the initial Class 2 Again .But the problem is im in the verge of finishing my training overseas and when i come back and finish the initial class-2 and waiting for the File number and then do my initial class-1 and ill loose easily about 5 months and i will have a one month buffer before i loose my Recency .
So anyone has a better suggestion to bail me out of this Situation ! Your help is very much appreciated !!!!!
* I have valid foreign class-1 medical
* Finished my DGCA convesion exams
My class-2 medical lapsed and i did the renewal in india when i was in my holidays , and to my surprise it was rejected by DGCA after 2 months .Now DGCA wants me to do the initial Class 2 Again .But the problem is im in the verge of finishing my training overseas and when i come back and finish the initial class-2 and waiting for the File number and then do my initial class-1 and ill loose easily about 5 months and i will have a one month buffer before i loose my Recency .
So anyone has a better suggestion to bail me out of this Situation ! Your help is very much appreciated !!!!!* I have valid foreign class-1 medical
* Finished my DGCA convesion exams
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Josh,
If you've got a current foreign class-1 medical, a valid pilot license and a file number, then you can get a waiver.
All you need is to obtain an NOC from the DGCA medical wing. For that you've to write to the DMS with a copy of your licenses. Don't forget to add a PMR forwarding form with the date of medical at the required medical center.
The NOC process usually takes around a week. It's better to collect the NOC personally from the DGCA office located at Safdarjung. Also make sure that they've forwarded your PMR to the medical center as they don't give it to you by hand now a days.
The address for the DMS is:
The DMS (Civil Aviation)
DGCA Technical Wing
Opp Safdarjung Apt.
New Delhi
Niks
If you've got a current foreign class-1 medical, a valid pilot license and a file number, then you can get a waiver.
All you need is to obtain an NOC from the DGCA medical wing. For that you've to write to the DMS with a copy of your licenses. Don't forget to add a PMR forwarding form with the date of medical at the required medical center.
The NOC process usually takes around a week. It's better to collect the NOC personally from the DGCA office located at Safdarjung. Also make sure that they've forwarded your PMR to the medical center as they don't give it to you by hand now a days.
The address for the DMS is:
The DMS (Civil Aviation)
DGCA Technical Wing
Opp Safdarjung Apt.
New Delhi
Niks
