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"dale" wrote in message ...
If you have a current medical but are taking a disqualifying drug, then you are technically grounded? Yes. If you are not aware that the drug is disqualifying, are you then safe? Probably not, since as PIC you're responsible for obtaining all necessary information for a safe flight. If you continue to fly and the FAA somehow has a reason to check into your medical, can they get access to your medical records? Not without your permission, which you may have inadvertently given if you signed a blanket release. If involved in an accident will your insurance refuse to cover you because of the disqualifying drug? Even if it had nothing to do with the accident? Very likely. They'll sieze on any excuse to get out of paying a claim. See http://www.aopa.org/members/resources/medical.html If you're not already a member of AOPA, join. |
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