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In article osQxb.341166$Tr4.1030000@attbi_s03,
Jay Honeck wrote: My problem is that I have two DUI's and I don't know how that effects my opportunities. Does anyone have any knowledge on this subject? I'm 23 years old and I don't neccessarily have to be a commercial pilot, but I'd like to fly. If you are still a practicing alcoholic, the answer is "no". However, even if you're now sober, I suspect you'll have a hard time getting your 3rd Class Medical approved. It seems to be hit and miss. Contact a local AME (aviation medical examiner) you can find one by looking in the database at http://www.landings.com and ask their advise/opinion. They are really the ones that can tell you. As for becoming a professional pilot... it's hard to say. Given the large number of people that want to fly and have clean records their airlines are not likely to go with someone with any DUI/DWI's. Part 135 thou could be a possibility, or becoming a full time CFI. From a liability standpoint it's a huge risk. But start buy calling an AME and asking about getting a class III medical (private pilot) or join/contact AOPA (http://www.aopa.org) and ask (I'm fairly certain you have to be a member to get advise on medicals thou). |
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