On Oct 14, 2013, at 3:30 PM, Chris Runeckles <[email protected]> wrote:
> You can only medically self declare for solo pilot status, anything else
> (A.E.I. upwards) need to be medically certified :
You're missing my point.
If you fly immediately after receiving your medical certification, you're
medically certified.
If you fly an hour later, or a day later, or a year later (pick the interval of
your choice), you're self-certifying that your medical certification is still
valid, and that nothing about your health situation has changed to call the
doctor's examination results into doubt.
Your DAME/GP doesn't give you a piece of paper that says you're healthy for the
next two years. They give you a piece of paper that says you were medically
fit at the exact date and time at which they signed it.
Any interpretation above and beyond that is a conceit and a fabrication.
Doctors aren't time travelers, right?
- mark
[ class 2 medical certificate holder, with a realistic attitude about what
it means… ]
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