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Old June 22nd 05, 10:59 PM
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I just saw the FAA presentation at '04 OshKosh on DVD, and they stated
very clearly, several times, that you CANNOT get a SPL if you've failed
a medical, until you get a successful medical. If that is so, WTF is
the SPL for, anyway????

Drew


The key is FAILED a medical. Think about it.

I, for example, had a mild heart attack 11 years ago and lost my medical. I
then got a special issuance that has now expired. I can fly LSA with my Ark
DL.


 




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