Today, we're tackling the FAA's latest updates on medical certifications for conditions like uncomplicated anxiety, depression, and more. Discover how new rules may help pilots avoid deferrals and what legal protections you need to consider.

From postpartum depression to self-harm and involuntary mental health evaluations, this episode covers the essential details you won't want to miss. Plus, learn why consulting a lawyer can make all the difference in your FAA medical certification journey.

Tune in for crucial tips and insights that every pilot should know.

Show Highlights:

• Discussing lawyers and the aspect of confidentiality. [01:51]
• Here is everything you need to know about attorney-client privilege. [04:58]
• The FAA regulations about uncomplicated anxiety and depression. [08:51]
• Find out why the FAA may request more medical records. [09:58]
• How can complex medication regimens impact aviation medicals? [15:18]
• What are the FAA guidelines for gathering information for AME? [17:09]
• Discover the impact of a history of self-harm behavior on the certification process. [18:54]
• The importance of planning while doing your medical application. [25:14]

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In today’s episode, The Ison Brothers sit down with James Onieal, founder of Raven Careers, to uncover the secrets of navigating career hurdles in aviation. From avoiding common application pitfalls to handling sensitive medical disclosures, James shares real-life stories and practical advice.

Whether it's dealing with the stigma of medical conditions or preparing for interviews, this episode is packed with insights every pilot needs to know. Hit play and discover how to keep your career soaring!

Show Highlights:

• The key to having personalized career development plans for aviation professionals. [07:59]
• How do the medical certification process and hireability concerns intersect? [09:00]
• Do pilots face consequences for honest mistakes? [16:06]
• Discover how effective upfront action prevents crisis. [18:07]
• Are you tired of dealing with well-meaning but uninformed AMEs? [26:24]
• Do airmen have valid reasons for resentment? [34:45]
• Learn how to navigate the complexities of FAA reporting. [41:49]
• The importance of hiring an attorney. [42:19]
• Find out if it’s possible to rehabilitate your reputation or not. [47:41]

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Welcome to "The Pilot Lawyer," hosted by the Ison Brothers at Ison Law Firm. In today's episode, we are joined by Jessica Cox, the first armless pilot in aviation history. Jessica, who flies using her feet, talks about her unique flying experiences and her role as a motivational speaker.

We'll discuss her journey, the challenges she's faced with the FAA, and how she's managed to overcome her fear of flying. Jessica is also preparing for a medical flight test and working on a special airplane project, designed for foot control.

We will explore topics ranging from Jessica's adaptive training techniques to the specific regulations impacting pilots with medical conditions, such as 14 CFR 61.53. Additionally, Jessica will share her advocacy for disability rights through her global flying initiatives.

Stay with us as we converse about determination, adaptation, and safety in aviation with Jessica Cox.

Show Highlights:

• How does the first armless pilot in aviation history inspire fellow aviators? [01:07]
• Discover the unique design of the Irkoop airplane. [06:05]
• Does being a pilot with physical limitations jeopardize safety? [09:01]
• The importance of a safety checklist for airmen. [11:40]
• Do you know about the statement of demonstrated ability? [15:40]
• How can a pilot with physical limitations operate a complex airplane? [20:27]
• Do you believe disability should not limit ability? [22:23]
• Discover the power of encouragement and perseverance. [24:43]

For more information or to get in touch with us, go to https://thepilotlawyer.com/contact/