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Mxsmanic wrote:
Gig 601XL Builder writes: And if he can't stick himself in the leg with an epi-pen and continue to fly I wouldn't even suggest that. I'd even go so far as saying he needs to test himself on this with another pilot in the plane with him. Isn't it possible to get some sort of medical waiver that allows you to fly as long as you have a safety pilot with you (something like that exists for deaf people, I think)? He can do that right now. It's called being a passenger. |
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