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November 20th 09, 04:30 PM
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tramadol (Ultram) and aviation medical certificate
Anyone out there have or know of anyone taking tramadol (Ultram) and
flying with current medical certificate? I heard there are exceptions to the general disqualification with that med. thanks 
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November 20th 09, 04:39 PM
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tramadol (Ultram) and aviation medical certificate
Greg wrote:
Anyone out there have or know of anyone taking tramadol (Ultram) and flying with current medical certificate? I heard there are exceptions to the general disqualification with that med. thanks According to the AOPA medications database it is FAA allowed based on: occasional use only (1-2 times per week) 48 hour wait before flying, maximum use twice weekly, status report confirming no adverse side effects reviewed on a case by case basis -- Jim Pennino Remove .spam.sux to reply.
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November 21st 09, 03:49 PM
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tramadol (Ultram) and aviation medical certificate
On Nov 20, 11:30*am, Greg wrote:
Anyone out there have or know of anyone taking tramadol (Ultram) and flying with current medical certificate? I heard there are exceptions to the general disqualification with that med. thanks I have 4 major medical problems and take 10 drugs each day to cope with them. I was able to get a 3rd class medical certificate, however. You need to work through your AME. Maybe you can get your doc(s) to say you are safe flying. NB: Once the Special Issuance Process is started, you must complete it within 30 days and will have to restart if you don't get all the paperwork done. Read 14 CFR 67.113(b) (c), 67.213(b) (c) and 67.313(b) (c). My certificate was issued under 67.401. Good luck.
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November 27th 09, 03:42 AM
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tramadol (Ultram) and aviation medical certificate
On Nov 21, 10:49 am, Stubby wrote:
On Nov 20, 11:30 am, Greg wrote: Anyone out there have or know of anyone taking tramadol (Ultram) and flying with current medical certificate? I heard there are exceptions to the general disqualification with that med. thanks I have 4 major medical problems and take 10 drugs each day to cope with them. I was able to get a 3rd class medical certificate, however. You need to work through your AME. Maybe you can get your doc(s) to say you are safe flying. NB: Once the Special Issuance Process is started, you must complete it within 30 days and will have to restart if you don't get all the paperwork done. Read 14 CFR 67.113(b) (c), 67.213(b) (c) and 67.313(b) (c). My certificate was issued under 67.401. Good luck. thanks is tramadol one of the drugs you are taking?
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