how can couler blindness effect becoming an atp pilots IN CANADA?
Q. i need to know how couler blindness can effect obtaining your atp licence and most importantly i want to know how the tests work and if there is multiple ways you can take the test. one more thing remember i live in canada.
Asked by maximummitch - Thu Apr 10 15:39:24 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full Colourblindness will likely be a bar from getting an ATPL in Canada. However, there are degrees of colour deficiency which may be acceptable for getting the full ATPL and night rating. If not, being colour blind may still allow you to get a commercial licence restricted to flying day only - See section 1.41 at the bottom of this page There may be different tests to demonstrate that a colour deficiency will not pose a threat to aviation safety. You'll have to discuss this with an aviation medical examiner as to what tests are available. The standard test that I did for my Cat 1 medical was the Ishihara test . But, there may be options to take a Farnsworth test You used to be able to take a light gun test, but it would seem… [cont.]
Answered by J Ball - Thu Apr 10 16:31:40 2008
Q. i need to know how couler blindness can effect obtaining your atp licence and most importantly i want to know how the tests work and if there is multiple ways you can take the test. one more thing remember i live in canada.
Asked by maximummitch - Thu Apr 10 15:39:24 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Full Colourblindness will likely be a bar from getting an ATPL in Canada. However, there are degrees of colour deficiency which may be acceptable for getting the full ATPL and night rating. If not, being colour blind may still allow you to get a commercial licence restricted to flying day only - See section 1.41 at the bottom of this page There may be different tests to demonstrate that a colour deficiency will not pose a threat to aviation safety. You'll have to discuss this with an aviation medical examiner as to what tests are available. The standard test that I did for my Cat 1 medical was the Ishihara test . But, there may be options to take a Farnsworth test You used to be able to take a light gun test, but it would seem… [cont.]
Answered by J Ball - Thu Apr 10 16:31:40 2008
What are the different types of color blindness?
Q. Both my nephews are color blind but im not sure which kind. I kinda remember that there are 2 types. What is color blindness like?
Asked by Amanda - Tue Jan 23 10:05:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site is pretty cool...It has a lot of information as well as a couple of images of how a person with different types of color blindness actually see something.
Answered by hcbiochem - Tue Jan 23 10:16:39 2007
Q. Both my nephews are color blind but im not sure which kind. I kinda remember that there are 2 types. What is color blindness like?
Asked by Amanda - Tue Jan 23 10:05:30 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This site is pretty cool...It has a lot of information as well as a couple of images of how a person with different types of color blindness actually see something.
Answered by hcbiochem - Tue Jan 23 10:16:39 2007
What are any and all causes for canine blindness?
Q. Roamy was diagnosed with acute blindness in Oct 06. Teams of Ophthalmologists, Neurologists, and Internalists have examined her. Extensive blood work, an MRI, and CSF Analysis have been performed. The MRI revealed lesions (or possibly fluid-filled cysts) in her brain. The Specialists have assured me the lesions have nothing to do with her blindness. I am making a list of every reason for canine blindness so I can compare it against tests already conducted. She is 8 years old - spayed female - mixed breed - 118 lbs (most of which has been gained in the last 3 months while on Prednisone). Her condition first presented in Sep 06 as clear nasal/eye discharge and shuddering through the shoulders with lethargy. She started having Grand Mal… [cont.]
Asked by Help for Roamer - Sun Feb 4 11:18:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Causes of blindness & vision loss there are numerous causes of ocular problems and blindness in dogs. Some of the causes are congenital while others are non hereditary in nature. Some of the more common and serious canine eye disorders are: Glaucoma: Glaucoma is a disease which results in an increase in the fluid pressure within the eye. It is painful and can result in permanent blindness. This disease can be genetically inherited (primary glaucoma) or it can be the result of injury, of functional diseases, of cancer or of infections of a bacterial, viral or even fungal nature (secondary glaucoma.) Cataracts: As with glaucoma, cataracts can be genetically inherited or caused by disease, infections or injury. A normally transparent… [cont.]
Answered by cyanosis - Sun Feb 4 11:25:02 2007
Q. Roamy was diagnosed with acute blindness in Oct 06. Teams of Ophthalmologists, Neurologists, and Internalists have examined her. Extensive blood work, an MRI, and CSF Analysis have been performed. The MRI revealed lesions (or possibly fluid-filled cysts) in her brain. The Specialists have assured me the lesions have nothing to do with her blindness. I am making a list of every reason for canine blindness so I can compare it against tests already conducted. She is 8 years old - spayed female - mixed breed - 118 lbs (most of which has been gained in the last 3 months while on Prednisone). Her condition first presented in Sep 06 as clear nasal/eye discharge and shuddering through the shoulders with lethargy. She started having Grand Mal… [cont.]
Asked by Help for Roamer - Sun Feb 4 11:18:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Causes of blindness & vision loss there are numerous causes of ocular problems and blindness in dogs. Some of the causes are congenital while others are non hereditary in nature. Some of the more common and serious canine eye disorders are: Glaucoma: Glaucoma is a disease which results in an increase in the fluid pressure within the eye. It is painful and can result in permanent blindness. This disease can be genetically inherited (primary glaucoma) or it can be the result of injury, of functional diseases, of cancer or of infections of a bacterial, viral or even fungal nature (secondary glaucoma.) Cataracts: As with glaucoma, cataracts can be genetically inherited or caused by disease, infections or injury. A normally transparent… [cont.]
Answered by cyanosis - Sun Feb 4 11:25:02 2007
Can a color blindness people pursuing network technology degree?
Q. I'm always messed up with blue and purple, green and brown...I think i get a little bit color blindness...But i'm pursuing network technology. Can i?
Asked by qpdbadboy - Wed Dec 3 16:36:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes , i think so ! believe yourself , you can !
Answered by Amanda J - Thu Dec 4 00:01:00 2008
Q. I'm always messed up with blue and purple, green and brown...I think i get a little bit color blindness...But i'm pursuing network technology. Can i?
Asked by qpdbadboy - Wed Dec 3 16:36:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes , i think so ! believe yourself , you can !
Answered by Amanda J - Thu Dec 4 00:01:00 2008
How can corneal Abrasions lead to blindness?
Q. How severe must a case of corneal abrasions be, when left untreated, for it to lead to blindness? Which are some situations in which a case this severe is most likely? I have heard that infection following corneal abrasions may lead to blindness, is this true?
Asked by c.lvandenboogard - Tue Aug 26 21:20:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most corneal abrasions heal very rapidly, but there are some times when this normal healing could be complicated by infection - The example that springs to mind would be ulcerative keratitis, which can lead to blindness. It's caused by a normally harmless bacteria called pseudomonas aeruginosa, but if it gets into the cornea and is allowed to sit there (think, putting a contact lens over it), then it can lead to a very rapid (24-48 hours) infection and then blindness. That's why individuals with corneal abrasions are prohibited from wearing contacts. That would be the only immediate cause - as they do heal quite quickly. Hope this helps!
Answered by BluePirate2011 - Tue Aug 26 22:24:13 2008
Q. How severe must a case of corneal abrasions be, when left untreated, for it to lead to blindness? Which are some situations in which a case this severe is most likely? I have heard that infection following corneal abrasions may lead to blindness, is this true?
Asked by c.lvandenboogard - Tue Aug 26 21:20:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most corneal abrasions heal very rapidly, but there are some times when this normal healing could be complicated by infection - The example that springs to mind would be ulcerative keratitis, which can lead to blindness. It's caused by a normally harmless bacteria called pseudomonas aeruginosa, but if it gets into the cornea and is allowed to sit there (think, putting a contact lens over it), then it can lead to a very rapid (24-48 hours) infection and then blindness. That's why individuals with corneal abrasions are prohibited from wearing contacts. That would be the only immediate cause - as they do heal quite quickly. Hope this helps!
Answered by BluePirate2011 - Tue Aug 26 22:24:13 2008
How do you tell your 4year old nephew about your blindness?
Q. How do you tell your 4year old nephew about your blindness? i like some tips i say to him "you now i cannot see like you" he says i no. i want to expline how do i tell him some how simply! he nows i use a white cane i dont think he nows why he just now i cannot see like him. any adive would be great he fullly sighted. i like the idea sounds good any more would be great. Hi, i have some vision! i'm blind in my right eye i use a screen reader jaws. i find it hard to tell him like if he leaves toys and things all over i wont see them and will fall over them. hi my friend gest what! he nows how to use my white cane lol he take it with out me now.! he nows how to use becouse he seen my loads of times useing it..
Asked by I have a disablity - Mon Feb 16 07:58:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kids are very accepting! Just tell him you can't see like him and he will be your best friend ever! Tell him to shut his eyes and show him how to use your stick! I bet he will thoroughly enjoy that! My kids think Nana's glasses are the funniest things people have to wear, and I'M old!
Answered by nana T - Mon Feb 16 08:12:15 2009
Q. How do you tell your 4year old nephew about your blindness? i like some tips i say to him "you now i cannot see like you" he says i no. i want to expline how do i tell him some how simply! he nows i use a white cane i dont think he nows why he just now i cannot see like him. any adive would be great he fullly sighted. i like the idea sounds good any more would be great. Hi, i have some vision! i'm blind in my right eye i use a screen reader jaws. i find it hard to tell him like if he leaves toys and things all over i wont see them and will fall over them. hi my friend gest what! he nows how to use my white cane lol he take it with out me now.! he nows how to use becouse he seen my loads of times useing it..
Asked by I have a disablity - Mon Feb 16 07:58:59 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kids are very accepting! Just tell him you can't see like him and he will be your best friend ever! Tell him to shut his eyes and show him how to use your stick! I bet he will thoroughly enjoy that! My kids think Nana's glasses are the funniest things people have to wear, and I'M old!
Answered by nana T - Mon Feb 16 08:12:15 2009
What is it called when the inside of Your eye bleeds and it gradually causes blindness?
Q. My dads eyes are bleeding inside causing his vision to become blurry and will eventually cause blindness. What is the name of this condition? Also, their is a cancer drug treatment they can use to cure this condition but it isn't FDA Approved. Would you know what this drugs name is? I could contact my mom to find out but I'm not on speaking terms with her. I found this out through family. I'm afraid shes neglecting my dad by not getting him the treatment he needs, becasue of their money situation. Their insurance wont pay because drug isnt FDA approved
Asked by Michael R - Fri Jun 29 19:08:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called Macular Degeneration. I have no idea what the name of the drug is that you speak of.
Answered by Andee - Fri Jun 29 19:28:56 2007
Q. My dads eyes are bleeding inside causing his vision to become blurry and will eventually cause blindness. What is the name of this condition? Also, their is a cancer drug treatment they can use to cure this condition but it isn't FDA Approved. Would you know what this drugs name is? I could contact my mom to find out but I'm not on speaking terms with her. I found this out through family. I'm afraid shes neglecting my dad by not getting him the treatment he needs, becasue of their money situation. Their insurance wont pay because drug isnt FDA approved
Asked by Michael R - Fri Jun 29 19:08:33 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's called Macular Degeneration. I have no idea what the name of the drug is that you speak of.
Answered by Andee - Fri Jun 29 19:28:56 2007
Can playing with small electronics cause eye damage or blindness?
Q. So I was playing with my nintendo DS in my room, in the dark, and then my dad yells at me and says that if I keep doing this, I will become blind. I thought that this was BS. It could cause some fatigue, but I don't really think it can cause blindness.
Asked by Paul - Sun Jun 21 01:46:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can cause it stressed and eye fatigue. But making it to be blind is not true.
Answered by Brainiac - Sun Jun 21 03:30:19 2009
Q. So I was playing with my nintendo DS in my room, in the dark, and then my dad yells at me and says that if I keep doing this, I will become blind. I thought that this was BS. It could cause some fatigue, but I don't really think it can cause blindness.
Asked by Paul - Sun Jun 21 01:46:40 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It can cause it stressed and eye fatigue. But making it to be blind is not true.
Answered by Brainiac - Sun Jun 21 03:30:19 2009
Can computers damage my eyes to the extent that it can cause blindness?
Q. Also, taking a bath if your eyes are tired causes blindness too?
Asked by Chocolate - Wed Dec 12 05:08:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, of course not.
Answered by silverbullet - Wed Dec 12 06:51:58 2007
Q. Also, taking a bath if your eyes are tired causes blindness too?
Asked by Chocolate - Wed Dec 12 05:08:54 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, of course not.
Answered by silverbullet - Wed Dec 12 06:51:58 2007
How do I know if I have night blindness?
Q. I don't think I have night blindness, but I know I have a hard time driving in the dark. Even if I try to look away from other cars' headlights, they prevent me from seeing the road. I felt like I couldn't see anything today and I had to try really hard to stay in my lane. I don't have that much driving experience, especially in the dark, but I wonder if it's normal that I have this hard of a time seeing. What could be wrong?
Asked by kid_at_heart - Sun Nov 12 22:43:27 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds to me that is what your problem is. I would for sure check with you eye doctor. I have the same problem and I hardly drive at night anymore.
Answered by Liz - Sun Nov 12 23:01:16 2006
Q. I don't think I have night blindness, but I know I have a hard time driving in the dark. Even if I try to look away from other cars' headlights, they prevent me from seeing the road. I felt like I couldn't see anything today and I had to try really hard to stay in my lane. I don't have that much driving experience, especially in the dark, but I wonder if it's normal that I have this hard of a time seeing. What could be wrong?
Asked by kid_at_heart - Sun Nov 12 22:43:27 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It sounds to me that is what your problem is. I would for sure check with you eye doctor. I have the same problem and I hardly drive at night anymore.
Answered by Liz - Sun Nov 12 23:01:16 2006
Can men pass the the color blindness trait to their children?
Q. My friend and I have an argument on our hands and none of our old college text books. We are trying to figure out if a man can pass the color blindness trait onto their children, or if only women are carriers of the trait. Please let me know and perhaps provide where you got your information. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Miss Madison - Sat Dec 27 18:14:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LOL. Semantics, semantics. The man can pass his bad allele on to his girl children. Whether or not the girl actually has the trait depends on mom: If mom is normal, girl will be a carrier. If mom is carrier, girl may be carrier or girl may have trait (50-50). If mom is colorblind, girl will be colorblind. The man cannot pass his bad allele on to his boy children.
Answered by emucompboy - Sat Dec 27 18:40:08 2008
Q. My friend and I have an argument on our hands and none of our old college text books. We are trying to figure out if a man can pass the color blindness trait onto their children, or if only women are carriers of the trait. Please let me know and perhaps provide where you got your information. Thanks in advance!
Asked by Miss Madison - Sat Dec 27 18:14:04 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. LOL. Semantics, semantics. The man can pass his bad allele on to his girl children. Whether or not the girl actually has the trait depends on mom: If mom is normal, girl will be a carrier. If mom is carrier, girl may be carrier or girl may have trait (50-50). If mom is colorblind, girl will be colorblind. The man cannot pass his bad allele on to his boy children.
Answered by emucompboy - Sat Dec 27 18:40:08 2008
Is Night Blindness a symptom of a pituitary tumor?
Q. I don't know much about them, but is "night blindness" a possible symptom? I know they impact vision but I'm interested in just that symptom.
Asked by Bushed from Bush. - Wed Jan 28 19:56:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Loss of peripheral vision is a sign of pituitary tumor. That is from pressure on the optic nerve. When you have a pituitary tumor, you are checked by optic field tests so as to see how the optic nerve is or is not effected.
Answered by Jen S - Fri Jan 30 21:47:09 2009
Q. I don't know much about them, but is "night blindness" a possible symptom? I know they impact vision but I'm interested in just that symptom.
Asked by Bushed from Bush. - Wed Jan 28 19:56:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Loss of peripheral vision is a sign of pituitary tumor. That is from pressure on the optic nerve. When you have a pituitary tumor, you are checked by optic field tests so as to see how the optic nerve is or is not effected.
Answered by Jen S - Fri Jan 30 21:47:09 2009
If you were to suffer from any one of four psychological cases involving blindness and sight, or phantom limbs?
Q. If you were to suffer from any one of four psychological cases involving blindness and sight, or phantom limbs and pain, what would you do?
Asked by nguyen n - Thu Oct 9 03:45:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would hate to not see but you cant let that stop you got to keep living
Answered by SeanBetter - Thu Oct 9 04:16:18 2008
Q. If you were to suffer from any one of four psychological cases involving blindness and sight, or phantom limbs and pain, what would you do?
Asked by nguyen n - Thu Oct 9 03:45:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would hate to not see but you cant let that stop you got to keep living
Answered by SeanBetter - Thu Oct 9 04:16:18 2008
Where can I download or watch the movie BLINDNESS for FREE?
Q. I want to download the movie blindness. But I want to do it for free, no subscription only sites, no members only sites, no paid sites, no torrents and none of those free movie download sites that make you pay a membership. i really want this movie...Please help!
Asked by angel_valkery_millenia - Fri Jan 23 00:25:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by Revolution-X - Sun Jan 25 12:43:02 2009
Q. I want to download the movie blindness. But I want to do it for free, no subscription only sites, no members only sites, no paid sites, no torrents and none of those free movie download sites that make you pay a membership. i really want this movie...Please help!
Asked by angel_valkery_millenia - Fri Jan 23 00:25:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by Revolution-X - Sun Jan 25 12:43:02 2009
What is the type of blindness called when you can only see colours and shadows?
Q. This person sees no definition. He sees the chair is blue, but doesn't see when it ends or begins. It's all sort of fuzzy.
Asked by unknown - Sat Jul 18 13:48:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. This person sees no definition. He sees the chair is blue, but doesn't see when it ends or begins. It's all sort of fuzzy.
Asked by unknown - Sat Jul 18 13:48:04 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
What would the independent, dependent, and control be for the study of inattentional blindness and alcohol be?
Q. In a study involving inattentional blindness, they chose subjects who were given alcohol and those who were not. They were told to watch a video of people in white shirts passing a ball and asked after the video whether they had seen the gorilla. I think the independent variable would be those who received alcohol. I think the dependent variable would be inattentional blindness but maybe there is more to elaborate on this. I think the control group are those who received the placebo. Any guidance on this is appreciated. Thank you
Asked by kasbella - Mon Apr 27 19:56:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. In a study involving inattentional blindness, they chose subjects who were given alcohol and those who were not. They were told to watch a video of people in white shirts passing a ball and asked after the video whether they had seen the gorilla. I think the independent variable would be those who received alcohol. I think the dependent variable would be inattentional blindness but maybe there is more to elaborate on this. I think the control group are those who received the placebo. Any guidance on this is appreciated. Thank you
Asked by kasbella - Mon Apr 27 19:56:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Do you know information about Color blindness?
Q. I am interested in learning about color blindness. I would like to know anything about it, in particular the genetics to do with it. If you have any good websites you can direct me to that'll be good as well! Tell me anything and everything because I think it a really interesting topic. Anna, ;D
Asked by Anna D - Wed Mar 19 19:28:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. colour blindness such as red or green blindness is a sex linked condition so mainly males have it as it is carried on one of the x chromosomes. (Very rare do women suffer the condition). I believe the gene fragments encoding red visual pigment and green visual pigment are different (and on different genes), and there are more repeats of the gene for green visual pigment than red in the genome. Try: and :)
Answered by sr80 - Fri Mar 21 17:58:52 2008
Q. I am interested in learning about color blindness. I would like to know anything about it, in particular the genetics to do with it. If you have any good websites you can direct me to that'll be good as well! Tell me anything and everything because I think it a really interesting topic. Anna, ;D
Asked by Anna D - Wed Mar 19 19:28:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. colour blindness such as red or green blindness is a sex linked condition so mainly males have it as it is carried on one of the x chromosomes. (Very rare do women suffer the condition). I believe the gene fragments encoding red visual pigment and green visual pigment are different (and on different genes), and there are more repeats of the gene for green visual pigment than red in the genome. Try: and :)
Answered by sr80 - Fri Mar 21 17:58:52 2008
Blindness after anesthesia in 6 month old kitten?
Q. I took the cat to be neutered, and he had a reaction to the anesthesia. He has some blindness (it is still early to know the extent) but has been very active, but still bumping into things, and has been able to find the litter box. The vet says his eyes are fine, which is good--so hopefully the brain will process images again. Could be soon, could be a few weeks. Anyone else have this problem? How long did it take for sight to come back (gradual sight, or immediate upon return)? Also, any alternative medicines known that could help his vision to return? Thank you!
Asked by Ann - Tue Jun 17 16:38:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My cat Moby died under anesthesia, was resuccitated, was anesthetized again, was neutered, and then was left in a cage (still at the vet!) for hours having seizures. I rushed him to an emergency clinic in another state where they administered manitol for brain swelling. He had lost all vision with not much hope of recovering. He did however seem to find the litterbox and he did regain some sight over the following weeks. But he never regain full sight. I'm sorry I don't know of anything that may help him "relearn" to process images.
Answered by moxiecometrules69 - Tue Jun 17 21:04:16 2008
Q. I took the cat to be neutered, and he had a reaction to the anesthesia. He has some blindness (it is still early to know the extent) but has been very active, but still bumping into things, and has been able to find the litter box. The vet says his eyes are fine, which is good--so hopefully the brain will process images again. Could be soon, could be a few weeks. Anyone else have this problem? How long did it take for sight to come back (gradual sight, or immediate upon return)? Also, any alternative medicines known that could help his vision to return? Thank you!
Asked by Ann - Tue Jun 17 16:38:39 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My cat Moby died under anesthesia, was resuccitated, was anesthetized again, was neutered, and then was left in a cage (still at the vet!) for hours having seizures. I rushed him to an emergency clinic in another state where they administered manitol for brain swelling. He had lost all vision with not much hope of recovering. He did however seem to find the litterbox and he did regain some sight over the following weeks. But he never regain full sight. I'm sorry I don't know of anything that may help him "relearn" to process images.
Answered by moxiecometrules69 - Tue Jun 17 21:04:16 2008
Can you still become an airline pilot with colour blindness?
Q. Can you still become an airline pilot with colour blindness?
Asked by danjambo - Wed Jun 20 15:24:32 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gadiodian Shift has given you the real scoop, except for the hiring process, if you have a valid first class airman's medical certificate, thats all the company will want to know. As he said there are different test, but the easiest to PASS, is the "SODA" (Statement of demonstrated ability), it is a light gun test where a controller in the tower, flashes different color lights at you and you have to id them to a FAA Inspector, you pass, you get the letter, and night flying privileges and landing into a controlled field are restored. THis test is easy to pass even if you only see in black and white. Have your flight instructor make an appointment with the tower guys to "practice" the gun test. When they flash a green light he will tell you… [cont.]
Answered by cherokeeflyer - Wed Jun 20 20:00:34 2007
Q. Can you still become an airline pilot with colour blindness?
Asked by danjambo - Wed Jun 20 15:24:32 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Gadiodian Shift has given you the real scoop, except for the hiring process, if you have a valid first class airman's medical certificate, thats all the company will want to know. As he said there are different test, but the easiest to PASS, is the "SODA" (Statement of demonstrated ability), it is a light gun test where a controller in the tower, flashes different color lights at you and you have to id them to a FAA Inspector, you pass, you get the letter, and night flying privileges and landing into a controlled field are restored. THis test is easy to pass even if you only see in black and white. Have your flight instructor make an appointment with the tower guys to "practice" the gun test. When they flash a green light he will tell you… [cont.]
Answered by cherokeeflyer - Wed Jun 20 20:00:34 2007
What is causing there to be a streak of blindness in my eyes?
Q. This has happened two days in a row now and I dont know why. Halfway through the day, i'll get somewhat blind in both eyes, like a crescent streak through both of them that looks sorta shimmery/shiny/sparkly. It will last for up to 20 minutes and then i get my full vision back. What could be causing this?
Asked by .::Bri::. - Tue Jul 28 18:34:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Migraines with aura. I have had it before ,it needs checked by a Dr especially if you are a lady taking the combined pill.
Answered by blondie - Tue Jul 28 18:46:08 2009
Q. This has happened two days in a row now and I dont know why. Halfway through the day, i'll get somewhat blind in both eyes, like a crescent streak through both of them that looks sorta shimmery/shiny/sparkly. It will last for up to 20 minutes and then i get my full vision back. What could be causing this?
Asked by .::Bri::. - Tue Jul 28 18:34:54 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Migraines with aura. I have had it before ,it needs checked by a Dr especially if you are a lady taking the combined pill.
Answered by blondie - Tue Jul 28 18:46:08 2009
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