Afib and keeping my Class 1
05-01-2019, 04:04 AM
#11
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Originally Posted by Wildflyin
So, I only just submitted paperwork to get my Class 1 back. Looking to get back in the cockpit for a career after the hiatus. Anyone know how long it takes after submitting all the medical records after an ablation to get an approval for a Class 1?
Just curious, it’s been two years since your previous post on this subject. Were there complications or did it just take you awhile to get the ablation?
FYI One of the conditions for your special issuance will probably be a requirement to see a cardiologist or nurse practitioner yearly for at least five years. It’s a non event really. I had ablation surgery for SVT five years ago, your exact situation. PM me if you’d like further details.
05-01-2019, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by CoefficientX
Depends on the workload. If all your paperwork is in order I would think no more than a month or two.
Just curious, it’s been two years since your previous post on this subject. Were there complications or did it just take you awhile to get the ablation?
FYI One of the conditions for your special issuance will probably be a requirement to see a cardiologist or nurse practitioner yearly for at least five years. It’s a non event really. I had ablation surgery for SVT five years ago, your exact situation. PM me if you’d like further details.
Just curious, it’s been two years since your previous post on this subject. Were there complications or did it just take you awhile to get the ablation?
FYI One of the conditions for your special issuance will probably be a requirement to see a cardiologist or nurse practitioner yearly for at least five years. It’s a non event really. I had ablation surgery for SVT five years ago, your exact situation. PM me if you’d like further details.
