Can Pilots Wear Glasses? Pilot Eye Surgery?
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0:00 - Intro
0:39 - Can pilot's wear glasses?
1:29 - Why Pilot's Need Perfect Vision?
2:31 - Vision Standards
4:14 - Key Tip!
5:00 - Eye Surgery?
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About this video:
In this video Yaro from Aviator Inspirations talks about can pilots wear glasses? Can you be a pilot if you wear glasses is a common question from young aviators, and in this video you will learn can i be a pilot if i wear glasses. I'll covercan pilots wear contact lenses, can you wear glasses and be a navy pilot, and if i wear glasses can i be a pilot. Can you get your pilot's license with glasses is a common question, so hopefully this video answers your questions about can you become pilot if you wear glasses!
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Let me know if you wear glasses and what your correction is? Did you encounter any issues getting your medical?
Do a person with -12 diopter test result & -2.5 astigmatism can make either ( ICL /lasic) refractive surgery and join pilot profession if they meet the standard 20/20 after surgery evaluation& with the same vision test -12 if they use high index glasses,what will be the possiblity to join the profession.
Do you need to achieve the 6/6 without glasses or is with glasses also fine ????????
Hello sir!
My name is Julian, Im 20 and located in Montreal. Just shy over a year ago I completed my initial medical to obtain my CAT 1. Since then Transport Canada had me complete additional testing. Its important to note that I have monocular vision, which I have had since the beginning of my life. 2 days ago Transport Canada got back to me and is asking me to go do a inflight monocular vision practical test. I will be getting that done later this week at a local flight school. I was just curious if you have ever heard of this type of test they conduct? and do you know of anyone or anything regarding monocular vision and cat 1?
I have not encountered this type of test before, so I’m not sure what exactly it entails. The flight school should be able to brief you on exactly what will happen during the flight. Sorry I can’t be of more help, but update us in the comments once it’s complete. Good luck!
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Hello sir I can see clearly with my left side eye with out wearing any glasses but with right side eye I can't see any letter. Is it ok is there any to manage with one eye
You need 2 good eyes, so the bad eye will need corrective lenses
Hi sir,
Sorry for commenting late but I have a question.
I can see 20/20 with corrective lenses but.
I have a condition called Amblyopia and I cant see that well out of my left eye, I live in the UK and therefore operate under the CAA which requires me to see 6/9 in each eye, I unfortunately can't see well enough out of my left eye to meet that requirement though.
Is there still any chance of me obtaining my CPL?
Thank you for your time :)
Our vision is critically important as a pilot, so if you don’t meet the requirements then no you can’t hold an aviation medical. Have you seen an aviation doctor? That would be the first place to start. Alternatively you can look into laser eye surgery if that condition can be fixed.
@@AviatorInspirations I haven't seen an aviation doctor just yet only got my eyes tested by my local opticians. The thing is that I meet the eyesight requirements perfectly fine under ICAO and FAA standards just not CAA standards. So do you think it might be possible to get my CPL in a different country?
Thank you so much for your response
It’s possible, but then you have to live and fly in that country, since your medical and license will be tied to that country. I have a video on the different licenses if you want more info.
Hello !! My vision is 6/24 without correction and Is 6/9 in each eyes corrected. Is that okay?
If you can look at your glasses and determine the +/- correction, you can use the chart provided in the video to determine if you fall within limits. You need 20/20 corrected, so not sure if 6/9 qualifies. Of course it’s best to consult an aviation doctor regardless.
Hi sir
Sir i want to be a pilot in fure i am in 10th
I have a little far vision problem that i cant read leters from so far wht should i do i havent have glasses yet will i be a pilot.and wht should i take at 11th and 12th class subjects ??
Yes you will need corrected vision to 20/20. Your subjects will depend on where you plan on doing your pilot training. Take math for sure.
@@AviatorInspirations i want ot go to us for pilot training i live in pakistan should i go abroa d after 12 and where
Google is your friend. Find schools in the US, check their entry requirements and fees, then figure out how to pay for the flight training
@@AviatorInspirations thx
Hi,
I had an important question regarding vision for pilot. So I wear contacts to help my near sighted vision since I have around -5.40 for both eyes. However once I wear them I have 20/20. However, I am worried that I won’t past the aviation medical exam because I read that “The standard for near visual acuity (16″) is 20/40 in each eye separately.” Does this mean I can wear my contacts while performing this test or not? I am also 17 and I live in the United States and I need to pass my FAA medical 3rd class exam to fly with my university. I am not sure if the eye requirements gets stricter along the way:/
Thank you
My recommendation is to always to see an aviation doctor as they will ease all your doubts. Yes you do wear the contacts when you do the medical to pass the vision test, and that will be put on your license “glasses required” and you will have to keep 2 pairs in your flight bag. Many pilots wear glasses these days, it’s not really a big deal.
Thank you! I will be going to one soon so I can start my adventure of becoming a pilot!!
@@Crazy-hw7utHi, have you already done the medical exam? If yes, how it went, cause I have similar problem.
Hello for long distance vision I have one eye 20/10 one eye I can comfortably do 20/25 would I still pass
As long as you can correct it to within limits, yes you will pass. Of course best to see an aviation doctor before starting your flight training
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Hello, I was just wondering if you need a college degree or a bachelor’s degree to be accepted in Canada airlines? Is 37 too old to become a pilot if you plan for airlines? What are your chances of being hired if you are 40 already?😢
Currently no, post secondary is not required for Canadian airlines. I do have a video about training in your 30’s, I think you would find that insightful!
Hi sir, i am 16 years old girl that wants to become a pilot; my only doubt was that can I be a pilot either if I am short-sighted -2,25?
As long as you can correct your vision to 20/20, then yes you can become a pilot, so best to have this conversation with an optometrist and then your aviation doctor
@@AviatorInspirations thank u