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I found mentioning things to doctors is bad idea wasn't until I started to pull records I noticed everything I said was written down in the notes. Recently noticed doctor said I had asthma don't know where he got that idea from. I have to get that removed probably another $130 appointment.

I had to read it twice very strange he was on a SI do they require a full MedExpress form again when the SI expires, or is it just jumping hoops and submitting results in his case a cogscreen. The FAA is saying he didn't comply with his SI they are revoking his Special Issuance. The only...

Sounds like your only option is hiring an attorney, and going to court which would be lot more costly then the Cogscreen. Government says they are right until you prove them wrong at your own expenses. This is good information if your AME hadn't sent that letter in you could be on Basic Medical.

Owned a business I got an LLC for attorney said it might protect me if someone ran into the back of my trailer wasn't wearing a seatbelt ended up dead. The only reason I really got the LLC so I could get a SBA loan and didn't have to list my home address for the business. The liability insurance...

Good luck I would get several opinions before choosing your next step. My uncle has all kinds of problems after routine cataract surgery had to have lens replaced multiple laser procedures.

When I was 29 I noticed a few floaters didn't know what it was had it checked out confirmed what it was was told to learn to ignore them. I don't really even notice them until I start thinking about it reading this thread looking at the white screen on this forum now I see them. It's like...

You can't get back life years at some point you be reduced to sitting around scrolling though online forums because your too old, or unhealthy to do much of anything else. I have a friend who never did anything always worried about money he saved up lots of money retired 3 years later had a...

Easy way to fix it outsource it all to doctors, and give immunity from lawsuits related to aviation accidents.

At first when I heard about this I thought maybe the Russians didn't know it was in that hanger but the hanger is open on ends so they must have known it was there.

If you think you be deferred for 2 years might as well just go light sport fly with that for 2 years until either LSA rules are changed, or backlog gets better.

Anyone have an example of prosecutions for inadvertent omission? The examples I have seen here were folks who filed disability claims then omitted that on the FAA medical. It's hard to say it was inadvertent if your receiving a check weekly. I really have no memory of my childhood very little...

Does the DOT system work like this, or does DOT medical doctor have 100% decision making?

Don't airports require liability insurance?

I think you have a good shot at it I have read several threads here where they jumped though the FAA hoops and were eventually certified. If this is your goal in life go for it and get it done.

It won't matter who is installed as Chief they just carry on it's a bureaucrat system the motto is always another day to get something done. When clock hits 8 hours they drop everything they are doing and vanish there is no pressure to get anything done because they don't produce anything like a...

Reminds me of this video of someone hand Propping a Cirrus SR-22 it flew into a hanger while he hung on to the wing trying to stop it by reaching into the cockpit. The only thing worse then hitting a jet is the incident being recorded on video. Wonder what their insurance rate went up to after...

Looks like it was the builder who lived in Bolder he was flying to Triangle Airpark which is near Kingman. https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/275672 Rich Moynihan was the builder and pilot who was found dead. ADSB shows 143 MPH last return he was on approach. I did find a page on Vans website...

If it was me I would want to make sure I could pass 1st class before spending all that money if that is your goal.

That's what is required to be an airline pilot every 6 months over age 40 once you pass as long as you stay healthy shouldn't really change much as long as your medical history doesn't change nothing new to report.

The FAA medical is based on 99.9% medical history the in office visit is very basic physical. You have to pass a urine test they use a test strip check for sugar and protein should have none of that in your urine if your a diabetic have symptoms you can get those test strips on Amazon check it...