Abstract
In this increasingly litigious society, requests for fitness to fly letters from airlines are becoming more common. Are you confident giving robust, defensible, advice to your patients about their fitness to fly? With an ageing population and increasing access to air travel, knowledge of the ‘fitness to fly’ regulations is essential. Below is a summary of the guidelines to help provide your patients with the latest recommendations from the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
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