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The correct interpretation is very simple. If you
have a drivers license, you have passed the medical to fly... That still
has to be tempered by the judgement of the pilot, that there is nothing in his
physical condition on the day of flight that would preclude him from operating
an airplane safely. That last part is the same as a regular ticket. If you are
on a medication that would affect your flying that day, stay on the ground. Or
if you have any other physical condition that would preclude safe operation,
like a head cold, stay on the ground. But as far as the medical requirement for
the ticket, if you have a drivers license, you have passed the medical.
bob
99891
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