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Day vs. Night Flying highlights key aeromedical factors that affect winter night operations, including night vision changes, mild hypoxia, fatigue, and spatial disorientation.

Inside the HIMS program: how aviation medicine and peer support are saving pilots’ lives — and careers — every day.

With awareness, treatment, and FAA pathways, many aviators overcome breast cancer and keep flying strong.

Pilots face significantly increased UV exposure at altitude, making sun protection and regular skin checks essential for preventing skin cancer.

Staying in optimal health is one of the best ways to protect your medical certificate and extend your flying career.

AME guides pilots through FAA medicals, easing concerns, and promoting healthy living for a lifetime of flying.

AME in Coeur d'Alene, ID, passionate about easing pilot stress over FAA medicals. Dedicated to guiding pilots through health, exams, and FAA processes.