We already sign the flying programme sheets for Flying and Gliding, confirming people are medically fit and we’ve done the 6424 process for everyone. I don’t see what signing it again individually adds, other than admin.
I confirm that I have seen and scrutinised the above AvMED 1 and, can further confirm that, where required, the F6424 process has been completed and that the F6424 is attached.
At least it isn’t asking to confirm accuracy, however…
Signing to confirm that 6424 is complete and attached is stupid. It’s either there or it isn’t and that declaration does nothing.
I can only imagine that this is intended to ensure someone is checking against 3822H (without explicitly saying so, making it a seriously sketchy move), but we still can’t guarantee that SMS is correct - especially for short term conditions. How far can we really be expected to go down this check and double check rabbit hole before someone says “Hold up, why aren’t we putting the responsibility for this on parents?”?
I can’t tell if someone is hiding a headache or ear ache on the day they go flying, or if they had a seizure last week at school that they haven’t declared to us. There is no value in that signature and it feels like it puts OCs at risk.
Although I do not go to the Drs often, both my wife and I are assigned the “next available Dr” and never have the luxury of requesting to see Dr Simpson, or Dr Griffin