can a person with a past felony become a pilot, Substance abuse conviction
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Read More Answered By: Michael Stone |
Substance abuse could disqualify you from being eligible for an FAA medical certificate. Except for small "light sport" aircraft you would need a medical certificate in order to fly solo. You might want to search (aviation medicine) or (faa medical certificate). If you are denied a certificate you might render yourself ineligible to fly "light sport" aircraft. |
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