Bonsoir à tous ! Voilà, je me posais une simple question concernant l'opération des yeux que les myopes peuvent subir afin de rectifier leur vue. Est-elle acceptée dans l'aviation de ligne ? Je sais que certains pil ont des lunettes, mais est-ce que l'opération est acceptée quand même ? J'ai demandé à un copain CDB et il ne savait pas alors je m'en remet à vous !
Aru
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#2
Ben a mon avis si tu réussi les exa de vue ya pas de raison que cela soit refusé.
Et ce genre d'opération est actuellement bien au point, donc du moment ou elle est faite, tu na rien a justifier par la suite.........
Et ce genre d'opération est actuellement bien au point, donc du moment ou elle est faite, tu na rien a justifier par la suite.........
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La perfection c'est comme la science, elle n'a d'intérêt que si l'on s'emploie à la faire évoluer constamment...-by Merm!n
#3
Regarde ici : http://www2.equipement.gouv.fr/bulletin ... 190009.htm
Apparemment c'est possible mais sous certaines conditions et après dérogation :
" Toute autre intervention chirurgicale entraîne l’inaptitude. Une dérogation pourra être sollicitée auprès du Conseil médical de l’aéronautique civile, au minimum 3 mois après une intervention de cataracte et 6 mois après une intervention de glaucome ou sur la rétine."
Apparemment c'est possible mais sous certaines conditions et après dérogation :
" Toute autre intervention chirurgicale entraîne l’inaptitude. Une dérogation pourra être sollicitée auprès du Conseil médical de l’aéronautique civile, au minimum 3 mois après une intervention de cataracte et 6 mois après une intervention de glaucome ou sur la rétine."
#4
Les normes médicales exactes sont ici : http://www.jaa.nl/publications/jars/606984.pdf chapitre 1-B-6. A chacun de voir selon son cas exact.
JAR-FCL 3.220(h)
(h) Eye Surgery.
(1) Refractive surgery entails unfitness.
A fit assessment may be considered by the AMS (see Appendix 13 to Subpart B).
(2) Cataract surgery, retinal surgery and glaucoma surgery entail unfitness. At revalidation / renewal a fit assessment may be considered by the AMS (see Appendix 13 to Subpart B).
Appendix 13 :
[8] After refractive surgery, a fit assessment for Class 1 and for Class 2 may be considered by the AMS provided that:
(a) pre-operative refraction (as defined in JAR-FCL 3.220(b) and 3.340(b)) was no greater than +5 or -6 dioptres for Class 1 and no greater than +5 or -8 dioptres for Class 2;
(b) satisfactory stability of refraction has been achieved (less than 0,75 dioptres variation diurnally);
(c) examination of the eye shows no postoperative complications;
(d) glare sensitivity is within normal standards;
(e) mesopic contrast sensitivity is not impaired;
(f) review is undertaken by an oppthalmologist acceptable to the AMS at the descretion of the AMS.
[9] (a) Cataract surgery. A fit assessment for Class 1 and for Class 2 may be considered by the AMS after 3 months.
(b) Retinal surgery. A fit assessment for Class 2 and a fit assessment for Class 1 at revalidation or renewal may be considered by the AMS normally 6 months after successful surgery. A fit assessment for Class 1 and 2 may be acceptable to the AMS after retinal Laser therapy. Follow-up, as necessary, will be determined by the AMS.
(c) Glaucoma surgery. A fit assessment may be considered by the AMS 6 months after successful surgery for Class 2 or at revalidation or renewal for Class 1. Follow-up, as necessary, will be determined by the AMS.
JAR-FCL 3.220(h)
(h) Eye Surgery.
(1) Refractive surgery entails unfitness.
A fit assessment may be considered by the AMS (see Appendix 13 to Subpart B).
(2) Cataract surgery, retinal surgery and glaucoma surgery entail unfitness. At revalidation / renewal a fit assessment may be considered by the AMS (see Appendix 13 to Subpart B).
Appendix 13 :
[8] After refractive surgery, a fit assessment for Class 1 and for Class 2 may be considered by the AMS provided that:
(a) pre-operative refraction (as defined in JAR-FCL 3.220(b) and 3.340(b)) was no greater than +5 or -6 dioptres for Class 1 and no greater than +5 or -8 dioptres for Class 2;
(b) satisfactory stability of refraction has been achieved (less than 0,75 dioptres variation diurnally);
(c) examination of the eye shows no postoperative complications;
(d) glare sensitivity is within normal standards;
(e) mesopic contrast sensitivity is not impaired;
(f) review is undertaken by an oppthalmologist acceptable to the AMS at the descretion of the AMS.
[9] (a) Cataract surgery. A fit assessment for Class 1 and for Class 2 may be considered by the AMS after 3 months.
(b) Retinal surgery. A fit assessment for Class 2 and a fit assessment for Class 1 at revalidation or renewal may be considered by the AMS normally 6 months after successful surgery. A fit assessment for Class 1 and 2 may be acceptable to the AMS after retinal Laser therapy. Follow-up, as necessary, will be determined by the AMS.
(c) Glaucoma surgery. A fit assessment may be considered by the AMS 6 months after successful surgery for Class 2 or at revalidation or renewal for Class 1. Follow-up, as necessary, will be determined by the AMS.
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