I took the pilot program and have passed it. There are many requirements.
A visual acuity of 0.4 is indeed unqualified. It needs to be 0.7 and above.
Scars on the face are not allowed if they affect the appearance too much, but the specific situation needs to be determined by the aviation doctor; but a little scar, such as abrasion, is not a problem as long as it is not a surgical scar.
As for the physical aspect, a single elimination system is implemented.
First of all, have a correct attitude and strictly follow the requirements. Prepare documents, documents, photos, etc. as required. Don’t forget to bring the materials required for recruitment, otherwise you will likely be rejected directly.
1. Eyes: Not only must the eyesight be good, but color blindness must also be avoided, and a series of very detailed examinations including mydriasis (using drops to enlarge the pupils) and fundus examinations are also required.
2. Ears, nose and mouth: Use gasoline, vinegar, and alcohol to test your sense of smell and check your throat and teeth.
3. Surgical examination: strip naked, and have a group of ten people jump, run, walk, etc. in a room. You must do whatever the doctor tells you to do well. Don’t be lazy. Those The doctor is really not someone to be trifled with and has a very bad attitude. You must truthfully report any injuries on your body to the doctor, and every inch of your skin must be checked. If you have lost a piece of hair on your head due to an injury, you will probably be brushed because of the injury; small scars on your body are okay, but if you have had it done Those with major surgery and those with big scars may not be able to pass; one who checked with me had hemorrhoids and passed; another person who had a sarcoma the size of a big finger on his thigh also passed and persisted until the end; it is noteworthy that What's more, I was scratched in many places on my body due to skin allergies. The doctor saw me and told me that if I passed all the physical examination items that day, he would have to give him a skin diagnosis certificate, so it was recommended that those with itchy skin first Bear with it, don't scratch it.
4. Medical examination: Check your blood pressure and keep calm, otherwise it will be too high; close your eyes, raise your hands to the sides, and walk forward in a straight line with your heels touching your toes (testing balance); close your eyes and keep your hands flat Lift and touch the tip of your nose with your index finger; (these are easy)
5. Swivel chair: This level is not as difficult as imagined. Very few people will be eliminated here.
6. Eyeliner test: It is to test whether what you see between your eyes is really between your eyes, or how much deviation there is. Generally speaking, there is no problem.
7. Urine test, I believe it goes without saying;
8. Hearing test: In a room so quiet that you can hear your heartbeat, put on headphones, and when you hear the When it beeps, press the button once. The sound varies in size. The key here is to be calm. At that time, one of us failed to pass the test because he was a little restless. Later, he passed the retest.
9.B-ultrasound, I pay attention to my health and passed the test. It is recommended to eat a light diet; the blood test is to check whether you have STDs and AIDS. These are not something we can control. Let us leave it to fate.
10. The political review is to thoroughly investigate your family, past, and close relatives, but the prerequisite is that you have passed all other tests.
I hope my experience is useful to you. (In addition, the Civil Aviation Administration also tests English oral and written tests, which are not difficult.
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