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Hay Fever or Allergy

Item 18e. Pilot Medical History

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Excerpts from Guide for Aviation Medical Examiners
Application Process for Medical Certification

Applicant History - Item 18. Medical History
e. Hay fever or allergy

The applicant should report frequency and duration of symptoms, and whether they have been incapacitating by the condition. Mention should also be made of treatment and side effects. The AME should inquire whether the applicant has ever experienced any “ear block”, barotitis, or any other symptoms that could interfere with aviation safety? Barosinusitis is of concern and should also be ruled out. See these other relevant areas:

Item 26 - Nose

Item 27 - Sinuses


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