Even Lasik is not approved.
underwhitesheets wrote:hi (: i have realised that in order to become a pilot, a perfect eyesight is required of the person. will it still be possible for someone to become a pilot if she goes for laser treatment ?
underwhitesheets wrote:hi (: i have realised that in order to become a pilot, a perfect eyesight is required of the person. will it still be possible for someone to become a pilot if she goes for laser treatment ?
How do you know?left_hand_seat wrote:Nope. Mgmt decision.
Even Lasik is not approved.
I heard from my friend in SIA that SIA doesnt take in female pilots at all. And their cadet pilot application form only states Cap/Mr, meaning females dun have a chance either.Plavt wrote:sharkie8480 wrote:SIA doesnt take female pilots or cadet pilots.
What evidence can you offer for this? SilkAir with is a part of SIA had one female pilots and one in training in 2004. Please note at around 60% of SIA's pilots are foreigners.
Plavt.
Then I suggest you don't listen to your friend and find out for yourself. I mentioned earlier SilkAir which as you know is SIA's regional wing has or had one female pilot in 2004 with another in training. Very likely the application forms were printed along time ago and don't mean what you suppose. In addition SIA is not able to fill its pilot vacancies with local labour and is heavily reliant onf foreingers as regards commanders. There are very few female commanders in the world and this is the crux of the problem.sharkie8480 wrote: I heard from my friend in SIA that SIA doesnt take in female pilots at all. And their cadet pilot application form only states Cap/Mr, meaning females dun have a chance either.
That's incorrect. Lasik is fine, you'd just got to wait a year after the surgery before SIA can accept you.left_hand_seat wrote:Nope. Mgmt decision.
Even Lasik is not approved.
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