Medical Processing.....

[Skidz]

The important thing to consider is: Was it worth it?!?!

 

 

Most definitely.... :punk:

 

Btw, it's quite simple to check medical requirements. Just go to the CAM site:

 

http://www.tc.gc.ca/CivilAviation/Cam/menu.htm

[rainman]

It seems like theres 2 types of CAME's, the ones who, provided you aren't about to fall over dead, will pass you with flying colors, and the ones who will do everything in there power to see you fail.

 

I had one medical for my fixed wing ticket where the doctor kept asking me once after every different test if I'd done drugs... I told him I hadn't every time and it went to the point to where I just switched doctors. The first one that ever did it though basically just sat with me and BS'd about flying then did a sight test then I left.

 

I believe you only have to get the ECG once every couple of years if you're under 40 but I think the audiogram is every year... ill look it up a bit later and let ya know.

 

Cheers.

Cole

 

It's been my experience that the audiogram is on your initial TC medical and you don't have to have it again till 55. Of course if the doc talks to you and you don't hear him, that's a bad sign.

[worldywings]

It's been my experience that the audiogram is on your initial TC medical and you don't have to have it again till 55. Of course if the doc talks to you and you don't hear him, that's a bad sign.

 

LOL

 

Yes, I guess that would be a bad sign, unless you can read lips! :punk:

[Skidz]

LOL

 

Yes, I guess that would be a bad sign, unless you can read lips! :punk:

 

 

Can you read an atc's lips from 5 miles out ???

[worldywings]

Can you read an atc's lips from 5 miles out ???

 

 

WHAT?

[Flash]

Can you read an atc's lips from 5 miles out ???

 

Especially with their nice shades