FAQ Answer
FAQ Answer
I have hayfever, can I still become an Air Traffic Controller?
Yes. The following medication is acceptable, if there are no side-effects experienced:
A trial dose should be taken when not controlling to ensure there are no side-effects from the medication.
ATCOs
- How old do I have to be before I can gain a European Class 3 medical certificate?
- How much does an initial ATCO medical examination cost?
- Where is the initial ATCO medical examination offered?
- Will my UK Class 1 ATCO medical certificate still be valid?
- Will I need an initial European Class 3 medical examination?
- When will my next ECG be due?
- When will my next audiogram be due?
- What is a comprehensive eyesight examination?
- Will I still be able to renew my medical certificate before the expiry date?
- What happens if I let my certificate expire?
- Will I need any extra tests?
- I have an APC limitation - will this still be on my European Class 3 certificate?
- I think I have a long-term condition that is outside the European Class 3 requirements; can I continue to work as an ATCO?
- I am a professional/private pilot as well as an ATCO; can I have one medical examination for both?
- I have hayfever, can I still become an Air Traffic Controller?
- Can I take part in medication trials?
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