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Acceleration in Aviation: G-Force
Alaska Accidents and Fatigue
Alcohol and Flying: A Deadly Combination
DUI Infographic
Altitude-Induced Decompression Sickness
Carbon Monoxide: A Deadly Menace
Circadian Rhythm Disruption and Flying
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What do I do as an AME if my pilot tells me they’ve had a recent* DUI? *within the past 5 yrs. Find out if they’ve had any prior DUI offenses. The National Driver Registry (NDR) does a check automatically, but will not show offenses outside the statute of limitations, or in a different state. 18.v. 14 days. Office of Aerospace Medicine Requirements: www.faa.gov/go/ameguide. Substance Dependence/Abuse. Alcohol Event Status Report for the AME. A. Airman Statement: current consumption of alcohol and drugs. B. BAC>.15 = defer to FAA. Blood Alcohol Content. C. Court/Police Reports: breathalyzer results. results of field sobriety tests. if they refused a test. refusal to test = positive test. D. Driving Record. 10 YRS. E. Evidence of Treatment. & 60 days. FAA Security Requirements: The pilot must notify FAA’s Security and Hazardous Materials Safety Office (AXE-700) of any conviction or administrative action for DUI/DWI. FAA SECURITY. www.faa.gov/go/duidwi. This is mandated by statute: 14 CFR part 61.15. The Notification letter must be filled in and submitted within 60 days of the motor vehicle conviction or administrative action for DUI/DWI. Reminder: Tell the pilot if the DUI/DWI is over 60 days old that they must submit the Notification to Security anyway. Aerospace Medical Education Division. — Figure (PDF page 1)

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