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The below disqualifying conditions are in addition to the disqualifying conditions listed in the Military Medical Accessions Medical Guide. Unlike medical waivers to join the military, medical waivers for aviation duty are much harder to come by. The causes for medical unfitness for flying duty Classes 1/1A/2/2F/2S/3 are: a. Acute, self-limited rhinitis when accompanied by eustachian tube dysfunction until clear of all symptoms. b. History of allergic rhinitis or vasomotor rhinitis after age 12 requiring the use of antihistamines for a cumulative period greater than 14 days per year; or systemic steroids, topical steroid, or mast–cell stabilization therapy, or immunotherapy at any time. c. Deviation of the nasal septum or septal spurs that results in symptomatic obstruction of airflow, chronic rhinitis, chronic sinusitis, or interference of sinus drainage. d. History of nasal polyps, or sinus polyps, or retention cysts. e. Sinusitis.
Flight Classes Specific Flight Class Medical Examinations are:
Derived from Army Regulation 40-501, Standards of Medical Fitness
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