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New medical: getting your doc onboard

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kent Ashton

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With all the talk about whether doctors will object to signing the new medicals, I think it's prudent to alert your doc to what is coming. My doc is pretty good but it will be a new thing for her. It can't hurt to discuss this thing in advance. (I have been on a special issuance)

Here's what I am sending her (1) an extract of the new rule that outlines her role (see pdf), (2) copy of my last FAA Form 8500-8 (not shown here) and (3) a cover letter.

Suggest you do the same and report what you hear back from your doc.
 

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