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OurMoney1

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Nephew wants to pursue flying but has a Bicuspid Valve Disorder. Just started doing my homework on the issue. Anyone know if he could hold an FAA Class 1 with this condition pre-disclosed?
 
OurMoney1 said:
Nephew wants to pursue flying but has a Bicuspid Valve Disorder. Just started doing my homework on the issue. Anyone know if he could hold an FAA Class 1 with this condition pre-disclosed?
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If the valve operates normal should be no issue. I was diagnosed with it in early eightys and had no issue. Funny thing is a few years ago with better equipment they decided if didn't have a Bicuspid valve....
 

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