Abstract
A number of guidelines pertaining to training, standardization, and selection are laid down after going through considerable scientific data. Most of it is derived from our own experience and research. Some of it is also based on what is prevalent in other Air Forces. As is well known in any changing world, the guidelines need to be updated due to the ever-changing technology. The following information is presented to disseminate a pertinent finding during a recently concluded mishap investigation of an aircraft accident. It has unfolded the possibility of future research along with possible changes in the existing medical guidelines.
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