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sailingfun

12-14-2023 01:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Bahamasflyer (Post 3735989)

Why can't FO's who are age 40+ be allowed to let their medicals laps to 2C? This was allowed at Frontier and we flew internationally there too, yet that was specifically permitted.

Class of medical could be specified in UAL's insurance. UAL also flys with FO's as relief pilots and may not want different rules.

Bahamasflyer

12-14-2023 04:41 AM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 3736460)

Class of medical could be specified in UAL's insurance. UAL also flys with FO's as relief pilots and may not want different rules.

THANK YOU for actually giving me a meaningful answer!!

Dave Fitzgerald

12-16-2023 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by sailingfun (Post 3736460)

Class of medical could be specified in UAL's insurance. UAL also flys with FO's as relief pilots and may not want different rules.

This is the reason. When primary crew is in rest on longer internatinal trips, someone up font has to have a class I medical.

JoePatroni

12-16-2023 01:55 PM

Continental used to have this in the Ops Manual, it all changed after a ramp check in CDG one day....apparently it was an ICAO thing.

awax	12-16-2023 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Bahamasflyer (Post 3736489)

THANK YOU for actually giving me a meaningful answer!!

sure thing, any time you need spoon feeding and coddling without accountability just come on back.

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