Would an OML on a class 1 medical certificate restrict me from getting a job as a commercial pilot?

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Isabelle S. asked a question to Chloe H.

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  • Author: Isabelle S.
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    Chloe H. Captain

    All pilots with British Airways must achieve and maintain an EASA Class One Medical Certificate.  Having an OML does not always prevent someone from becoming a pilot, however this will be assessed by the Civil Aviation Authority Aeromedical Examiners during your initial medical examination. They will determine your suitability to hold a Class One Medical Certificate.  For all questions relating to medical suitability please see the CAA website Requirements for certification | Civil Aviation Authority (caa.co.uk).

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    Martin W. Candidate

    Hi, you were issued MC1 OML in innitial check-up? Thx


  • Anonymous

    Yes, in my initial check i obtained class 1 with oml
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