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One pilot’s battle against the most serious form of skin cancer.
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Aviation Medicine, In Sight, News
One pilot’s battle against the most serious form of skin cancer.
by Elise May
Studies show pilots and cabin crewmembers are more likely than the general public to develop serious, and sometimes fatal, skin cancers
by Linda Werfelman
Accident/Incident Investigation, Aviation Medicine, News
NTSB investigators blame the pilot’s sudden cardiac event for the crash of an emergency medical services helicopter.
by Linda Werfelman
Aviation Medicine, Human Factors, News
A substantial number of pilots and controllers say they have withheld information about medical problems, or know a colleague who did, a Norwegian study says.
by Linda Werfelman
A study of European pilots finds an association between advancing age and being grounded for medical reasons.
by Linda Werfelman
Aviation Medicine, Cabin Safety, News, Unmanned Aircraft
The FAA reports a decline in the rate of incidents involving unruly passengers.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Aviation Medicine, Flight Training, News
The results of a small survey indicated that many of the students, on track to become professional pilots, were reluctant to discuss health issues with AMEs.
by FSF Editorial Staff
Agency can’t confirm whether participating pilots meet key conditions, report says.
by Linda Werfelman
U.K. AAIB says investigation of 2019 occurrences was inconclusive.
by Linda Werfelman
Aviation Medicine, In-depth Feature, News
Study: Younger pilots are more likely to withhold names of their medications from the FAA.
by Linda Werfelman