What about those who hold dual citizenship??



On 10 October 2013 21:53, Christopher Thorpe <[email protected]> wrote:

> The Q&A means exactly what it says.  An AUSTRALIAN pilot must have an
> AUSTRALIAN Medical Certificate.  ****
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> I’m not sure how this morphed into the requirements for foreign pilots,
> but there is a separate page dedicated to foreign pilots at the following
> link:- ****
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> http://www.glidingaustralia.org/GFA-Ops/foreignpilots.html****
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> Christopher Thorpe****
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> *From:* [email protected] [mailto:
> [email protected]] *On Behalf Of *jim crowhurst
> *Sent:* Thursday, 10 October 2013 9:37 PM
> *To:* aus soaring
> *Subject:* [Aus-soaring] Medicals****
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> I have just been reading the medicals section of the OPS part of the GFA
> website and was looking at the FAQ. With respect to overseas pilots, I am
> confused....
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> *I am an Australian Citizen but hold a Class 1/Class 2 Medical
> Certificate issued overseas. Can I use this to meet GFA’s medical
> requirements?*****
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> * No. You must hold a Medical Certificate issued by an Australian
> Registered Doctor or DAME.*****
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> This means that regardless of any medical obtained overseas, a visiting
> pilot on holiday MUST see an Australian doctor and get signed off if they
> have ever had any of the exclusions, even if they hold a class 1 or 2
> medical in their country. Some of the conditions are quite common in the
> age group of pilots that visit Australia. Surely if they have been signed
> off in the UK or USA or Germany for example they would meet requirements
> here? Is there any reciprocal arrangement with certain countries?****
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> My concern is that Australia may lose out on overseas pilots coming to
> visit because of the medical requirements. Has this always been this way or
> are these new regulations?****
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> This is more stringent than EASA, and that's saying something!****
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> Can someone knowledgeable explain the rules for overseas pilots or is it
> simply that "if you can't self certify, see an Australian doctor" and hope
> they sign off? ****
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> It's not exactly convenient.......****
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> thanks****
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