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01:30
Actually, many states have quite serious programs to screen for drivers developing dementia. So I would focus on that, honestly, if you're serious. A random solo pilot doing a spin/stall crash is far less likely to harm another human than a person having a brain-fart in an automobile. Cars tend to be near other cars. Airplanes are kept separated.
 
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08:03
FAA medically qualified the Co-pilot of Fedex Fight 1478 even he was functionally colorblind (red/white) so he can't see PAPI lightrs correctly so we have hardly expext them to correctly qualify a dementia patient.
 
6 hours later…
14:20
@user2617804 My 3rd class medicals specifically included a Color Blindness check (reading the number made up of little dots of slightly varying color). If this pilot had a colorblindness, then the AME screwed up pretty big.

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