As a long-time commercial pilot, I am aware of the significant importance of the medical certification. Besides being a prerequisite for the license, it forms the basis of the profession, income, and consequently, the well-being of often the entire family. Accordingly, it is also an emotional matter, and ensuring an uncomplicated, relaxed renewal is a crucial concern for me. Mind that initial class 1 aeromedical exams must be performed at an aeromedical center.
If a sudden illness or an accident leads to a significant medical issue, I see myself as an advocate for your fitness to fly—offering guidance, even anonymously, engaging in early dialogue with your treating physician(s), and skillfully navigating the complexities of aviation regulations.
Additionally, I am well aware of the specific psychological and physical effects of flight operations, particularly those caused by fatigue. Therefore, there is a dedicated focus on this in the Fatigue Risk Management (FRM) section.
The adapted wisdom "Prevention is better than being unfit" is particularly relevant for professional aviators, which is why I offer a Personalized Preventive Care Program.
