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Old May 21st 04, 10:39 PM
Casey Wilson
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If a person has a medical condition that would prevent him or her from
passing a Class III medical examination, then they DAMN SURE SHOULD NOT BE
FLYING. PERIOD!
I can understand the rationale behind not bothering with a medical to
keep the cost of flying down. I can understand the rationale behind not
bothering in the case of someone who is not interested in flying outside the
restrictions.
I just can't believe the intention of the ruling is to let a physically
unfit person fly.


 




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