[MrQoZy]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
يا جماعة ضروري وين فحص الطيارين بالرياض لأني بكرة بفحص. للرخصة الأوروبية بس لأني بتطمن لأني اعرف انو أوروبا ما يعترفوا بالفحص اللي في الدول العربية.

[MrQoZy]

يلا يا جماعة وينكم.. وهل في فحص JAR بالرياض؟

[سوف احلق في السماء]

هلا اخي

JAR medical requirements
JAR Medical Classes

Class AgeFrequency of medical examinationOne Under 40 12 monthsOne40+6 monthsTwoUnder 305 yearsTwo30 - 492 yearsTwo50+12 months

To apply for a pilots licence, fly solo while under training and to exercise the privileges of a licence the applicant/student/licence holder must hold a valid medical certificate. The PPL only requires a Class 2 medical Certificate. Medical examinations are conducted by the CAA or Authorised Medical Examiners
(AME). All AMEs have been issued with a sticker which they can attach to a Class 1 medical certificate
which states that the certificate is now valid as a Class 2 certificate for the requisite period

Revalidation/Renewal
A medical can be renewed/revalidated up to 45 days prior to the renewal/revalidation date
Periodicity Of Tests Included In The Examination For Issue Of A JAR Medical Certificate

Tests RequiredClass 2 - PeriodicityClass 1 - PeriodicityElectrocardiogram - ECG (Heart) At initial examination then: Age 40 to 49 - 2 yearly Age 50+ - annually
At initial examination then: Under 30 - 5 yearly Age 30 to 39 - 2 yearly Age 40 to 49 - annually Age 50+ - 6 monthly
Audiogram (Hearing) Hearing test for IR holders at initial then: Under age 40 - 5 yearly Age 40+ - 3 yearly
At initial then: Under age 40 - 5 yearly Age 40+ - 3 yearly
Haemoglobin (Blood test) At initial examinationEvery examinationElectroencephalogram If indicatedAt initialLipid Profile (Cholesterol) Only needed if 2 or more coronary risk factors are identified at initial then at age 40At initial then age 40Pulmonary Function Tests (Lungs) Peak flow at initial then: At age 40 Then 4 yearly
Peak flow at initial then: At age 30, 35 and 40 Then 4 yearly
Chest X-rayOnly if indicatedAt initial Comprehensive Opthalmic Examination (Eyesight)
At initialAt initial then: Under age 40 - 5 yearly Age 40+ - 2 yearly
Otorhinolaryngeal Examination (Ear Nose and Throat)
Routine tests at initial and renewal, extended tests only if indicatedComprehensive examination at initial. Then: Under age 40 - 5 yearly Age 40+ - 2 yearly
UrinalysisEvery examinationEvery examination

References

• AIC 18(W348)/99
• AIC 135(P155)/1997
• LASORS

Pilots Responsibilities Concerning Their Medical Status
Licence holders or student pilots shall not exercise the privileges of their licence, rating or authorisation at any time when they are aware of any decrease in their medical fitness which might render them unable to safely exercise those privileges and they shall without undue delay seek the advice of the CAA or an AME when becoming aware of:-

• Surgical operation or invasive procedure
• All procedures requiring the use of a general or spinal anaesthetic (no flying for at least 48 hours)
• All procedures requiring local or regional anaesthetic eg. a visit to dentist requiring an injection (no flying for at least 12 hours)
• The regular use of medication
• The need to regularly use correcting lenses
• Hospital or clinic admission for more than 12 hours

In addition, every holder of a medical certificate issued in accordance with JAR who is aware of:-

• Being pregnant
• Any significant personal injury involving incapacity to function as a member of a flight crew
• Any illness involving incapacity to function as a member of a flight crew throughout a period of 21 days or more

Is to inform the CAA in writing of such injury or pregnancy immediately or as soon as the period of 21 days has elapsed in the case of illness. The medical certificate shall be deemed to be suspended upon the occurence of such injury or confirmation of pregnancy or the elapse of such period of illness.
The CAA may not require another medical but may simply impose some restrictions before reinstating the medical certificate.
Licence holders or student pilots who require to wear spectacles to correct their vision should read AIC 135(155)/1997 for more information.
The direct side effects of any medication administered to produce a specific action on the body are often not clearly understood, except by doctors. Almost all drugs have some side effects detrimental to the normal functions of the body. Major side effects of common medications may include:-

• Drowsiness
• Mental depression
• Reduced sharpness of vision
• Decreased co-ordination
• Increased nervousness
• Decreased depth of perception and cognitive judgement

Although there may be only minor side effects from some of the commonly used medicines when a person is on the ground, these effects can be more subtle and unpredictable at altitude. Pilots must have a reasonable appreciation of this in order to judge when they are really 'fit to fly'.
If you are taking any medicine you should ask yourself the following 3 questions:-

• Am I really 'fit to fly'?
• Do I really need to take medication at all?
• Have I given this particular medication a personal trial on the ground of at least 24 hours before flight to ensure that it will not have any adverse effects whatever on my ability to fly?

Further information may be obtained from AIC 114(P128)/1996.
Remember if in doubtDO NOT FLY
Important New Rules Concerning Glasses And Contact Lenses
New rules on wearing of a pair of glasses or contact lenses have been agreed internationally:-

• There is no lower limit for visual acuity without correction
• No limits for the degree of refractive error
• Contact lenses are permitted
• Refractive surgery is permitted so long as the operation is successful and without adverse effects

For more information see the Medical section on the CAA website www.srg.caa.co.uk
Important Changes To The Eye Sight Requirements For Class 1 Medicals

The CAA have issued new guidelines/requirements concerning the eye sight limitations for the issue of a Class 1 medical certificate. For full details see Medical section of the CAA website www.srg.caa.co.uk

https://www.pilotfriend.com/aeromed/medical/jar.htm

[MrQoZy]

شكرا أخوي ونستنى المكان ومزيد من الإفادة.

[Cpt.Majed]

السلام عليكم

أخي الكريم فضلا ليس امراً ... يليت تساعدنا بوضع اسئلتك واسفساراتك في هذا الموضوع

[إعــلان] الأستفسارات السريعة .. ضع استفسارك لتجد الأجابة السريعة

او وضعها جميعها في موضوع واحد ليتسنى لنا الاجابه

شاكر لك تعاونك

[Cpt.Majed]

لكل محبى رخصة faa الامريكية

[MrQoZy]

اقتباس:     المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Cpt.Majed  

السلام عليكم

أخي الكريم فضلا ليس امراً ... يليت تساعدنا بوضع اسئلتك واسفساراتك في هذا الموضوع

[إعــلان] الأستفسارات السريعة .. ضع استفسارك لتجد الأجابة السريعة

او وضعها جميعها في موضوع واحد ليتسنى لنا الاجابه

شاكر لك تعاونك

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وشكرا على المساعدة.
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