Hypothetically speaking,
You work for a US ACMI carrier and have a Class 1 medical which allows you to take medication for a condition which is allowed under FAA rules, but not allowed under another country's airmen medical rules.
If that ACMI carrier operates in a country where under their medical rules, that medical condition deems local pilots unfit, would local medical rules overrule FAA rules deeming you unfit to fly?
Hope that makes sense.
I just want to know who's medical rules has authority in situations like this.
You work for a US ACMI carrier and have a Class 1 medical which allows you to take medication for a condition which is allowed under FAA rules, but not allowed under another country's airmen medical rules.
If that ACMI carrier operates in a country where under their medical rules, that medical condition deems local pilots unfit, would local medical rules overrule FAA rules deeming you unfit to fly?
Hope that makes sense.
I just want to know who's medical rules has authority in situations like this.