What are the medical considerations for selection?
A cadet pilot on the Future Pilot Programme must hold a valid JAA Class 1 medical certificate to enter training. This is issued in the UK at the Civil Aviation Authority’s medical centre near London Gatwick Airport. This initial medical examination and validation starts the beginning of a career long process of medical revalidations that all pilots must complete. Before applying for the Future Pilot Programme, we require all prospective candidates to study, in detail, the requirements of the JAA Class 1 medical validation process which can be found on the CAA’s website If, upon reading this information, you are unclear about any of the requirements or doubt your ability to obtain and continue to hold a JAA Class 1 medical, we strongly recommend that you discuss the requirements with your GP. There is a cost for undergoing this initial medical examination and candidates are required to meet this cost themselves. Therefore, candidates who do not currently hold a JAA Class 1 medical certi
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