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September 28th 05, 08:47 AM
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Peter,
Not quite sure where I was wrong, but alas... Very few pilots will have a condition which allows them to fail JAA and then pass FAA. The vision thing I mentioned is a very real problem herein Germany. Be aware that there is NO such thing as a JAA medical, really. The German JAA medical requirements differ vastly from the British, for example. My example with regard to vision is a good one for that. Now, I could go to the UK every time I need a medical for my German JAA license (I think), but that's not very practical. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) 
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