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Aviation Medical
One needs a US medical examination for flying legally, so it was a first priority task for me after arrival. Yesterday I was not able to attend the doctor, therefore I could not fly as well. So I was sleeping almost the entire day. Probably that's a jet lag?
Today morning I came to the doctor. The examination was really quick, less than an hour. I got a 2nd class since it's cheaper and I don't need the 1st class until my ATP which is still in the far far future.
Now I know my weight in pounds and my height in feet and inches :)
The second important moment is a fingerprinting, that is required for all foreign students. Everything was quick and professional too.
I got my syllabus, maps and books. Nothing really new but the maps. I was really happy that I had started learning the material in Moscow: the schedule is tight here, and it's better to know what to do at least in theory. Even now I am thinking about studying CPL books in my free time to be prepared before practical lessons.
To be continued...
Original blog: <a href=https://airman.pro>airman.pro</a>
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