Excellent idea and I have actually done this last medical.
At this point, I have no disqualifying issues.
But, with advancing age....if I am going to buy another plane, and most of my flying is local, day, vfr - and I already have a tailwheel endorsement - maybe lsa is for me. As long as I keep my medical I could rent a faster, larger plane as needed.
Thanks again for the info -
Joe
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Joe:
There is a simple and easy way around this. If you have doubts, tell the AME you want to go through a "Pre-Medical" exam. Have him do everything he would do during a medical except the paperwork. I have asked FAA officials about this and they say there is nothing wrong with having this done. One even laughed when I asked if it would be OK with the doctor. He said "They are in business to make money. Aren't they!"
Jimmy
--- In Sport_Aircraft@yahoogroups.com, Lloyd Smith <lesmith240@...> wrote:
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> Be careful about the medical. If ever denied a medical, it exempts you from
> the LSP program.
>
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