14 CFR part 67 prescribes the medical standards for holding a Class I, Class II, or Class III Medical Certificate. Any person who meets the medical standards are entitled to the appropriate medical... View Article
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Medical appeals are complex as they involve evaluating the case history of the airman against NTSB precedent and the law. The Pilots Bill of Rights prescribes that the FAA must consider advances in... View Article
Emergency certificate actions are generally taken when the FAA believes the certificate holder lacks the qualifications to hold the certificate and the certificate holder is capable of exercising the... View Article
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