Which preventive medical tests pilots should do before the aeromedical examination, how preparation differs between class 1 and class 2 / LAPL, what frequency EASA requires by age category, and how to avoid deferrals.
Pilot Medical Certificate Limitations: Types, Causes and How They Are Lifted
What pilot medical certificate limitations are, which codes exist (OML, OSL, OPL, VDL, HAL etc.), when and who imposes them, how they are lifted, and what you can concretely do to prevent them at your aeromedical exam.
Is My Condition Compatible with the Pilot Medical Certificate?
“Can I fly if I have hypertension?”, “Are allergies an obstacle for class 1?” — among the most frequent questions at the AME’s office. The good news: EASA Part-MED rules are built on the principle of individual assessment, not on blacklists. A practical guide on how the compatibility of chronic conditions with the pilot medical certificate is evaluated.