yeah sure his can be a pilot,every thing in airplanes is equipped with full technology and engineered, lame is not a problem

 

I'd say no if significant enough to constitute a physical impairment, since movement difficulties or chronic pain sensation can make the difference between life and death.

 

It depends on the plane you are going to be piloting. My sister is a pilot, ill ask her, but I am pretty sure military planes are out, as you must be in top shape, regardless of plane design. Not to sure about Commercial planes...but you use your feet to control the rudder on some planes.

 

Possibly not, depends on the medical and license type.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot_certification_in_the_United_States

If the medical can be passed for the duties needed then he has a higher chance of being employed as a pilot. Many airlines have quotas to fill, political correctness et al.

 

ngemu is not yahoo answers

 

ngemu is not yahoo answers

You tell him sister!
We are a higher class of troll.

 

ngemu is not yahoo answers

You tell him sister!
We are a higher class of troll.

+1. :lol:

 

i quite agree with that,medical and license should be problematic issues

 

Just to remind you that long time of sitting may cause it to get worse or develop long-term illness.

 

I can walk,move my legs but not like normal people.So I can't become a pilot?

 

Depends on severity, I suppose. It shouldnt bother him much to be honest, as if he has the piloting knowledge, he could serve as instructor instead (wether for airliners or private training grounds).

 

Depends on severity, I suppose. It shouldnt bother him much to be honest, as if he has the piloting knowledge, he could serve as instructor instead (wether for airliners or private training grounds).

In order for that he'd have to know how to fly first and have a lot experience under his belt so that's not really an option either.