Cold and flu season is upon us and many of you may be suffering with severe coughing or sneezing both day and night. Winter is also the time of year that presents the least times available for flying, with cruddy weather conditions being the norm. But if you get one of those rare, CAVU days, don’t get tempted to go out and fly when you aren’t feeling well.
Flying Tip of the Week: Flying with a Cold
Key Takeaways:
- Avoid flying when sick, even with a common cold, as it can impair your performance and decision-making.
- Many over-the-counter cold medications can cause drowsiness, making them as dangerous to fly on as alcohol.
- Prioritize rest and consider using flight simulators to satisfy your urge to fly without compromising safety.
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