Astrodog Member Inactive Reaction score 0 Points 210 10 May 2006 #1 Just out of curiosity, does the existence of 'floaters' in one's eyes count against them in the eye exam for pilot? for those who aren't familiar with floaters: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floaters
Just out of curiosity, does the existence of 'floaters' in one's eyes count against them in the eye exam for pilot? for those who aren't familiar with floaters: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floaters
Armymedic Army.ca Veteran Inactive Mentor Reaction score 0 Points 410 10 May 2006 #2 Most probably, especially if they are persistant.
Mab163 Jr. Member Inactive Reaction score 0 Points 110 17 Dec 2013 #3 I know this post is quite old but I'm taking a chance. If you have a 20/20 vision but one eye has a small floater, does it matter for the aircrew selection (pilot)?
I know this post is quite old but I'm taking a chance. If you have a 20/20 vision but one eye has a small floater, does it matter for the aircrew selection (pilot)?
SupersonicMax Army.ca Veteran Mentor Reaction score 1,520 Points 1,140 17 Dec 2013 #4 Do the medical, you'll know...
Mab163 Jr. Member Inactive Reaction score 0 Points 110 17 Dec 2013 #5 SupersonicMax said: Do the medical, you'll know... Click to expand... I've done the ophthalmologist exam required, no problem so far. Just asking for the aircrew medical at Toronto.
SupersonicMax said: Do the medical, you'll know... Click to expand... I've done the ophthalmologist exam required, no problem so far. Just asking for the aircrew medical at Toronto.
SupersonicMax Army.ca Veteran Mentor Reaction score 1,520 Points 1,140 17 Dec 2013 #6 Same comments. If it helps, I have a floater. I am a pilot.
Mab163 Jr. Member Inactive Reaction score 0 Points 110 17 Dec 2013 #7 This is the kind of answer I was looking for That reassure me. Thank you SupersonicMax!