Can a Pilot Fly With Vertigo? (And 7 Other Questions!) | Ask the Captain
December 1, 2025
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as posted by the channelWelcome back to Ask the Captain — the show where you ask the questions, and Captain Steeeve gives you straight, honest answers from 40 years of flying experience.
Today’s featured question:
“Can a pilot fly with vertigo?”
We break down what vertigo actually feels like, when it becomes dangerous, what the FAA looks for, and how pilots train to detect and overcome spatial disorientation.
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