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The issue is not one of medical fitness.
The issue is that one cannot obtain a medical... "C J Campbell" wrote in message e.com... On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 11:47:54 -0800, Bill Denton wrote (in article ) : Since you brought up anti-depressants... Am I the only one here who finds it ironic that you can't get a medical if you have your depression treated and control it with medication, but someone running around with an untreated problem can? Nonsense. You are not allowed to fly if you suffer from depression. The FAA takes the position that if your depression is bad enough to require medication then it is bad enough to keep you from flying. But if your depression is that bad and you fly anyway without taking any medications then the FAA would still consider you medically unfit. -- Waddling Eagle World Famous Flight Instructor |
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