Flying with Diabetes, Other Than Honorable Military Discharge: ACP259

Flying with Diabetes

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In This Episode We Discuss:

Hello From Minneapolis, landed on 30L from the MUSCL Three RNAV Arrival CEWDA Transition. Want to see a video about flying the approach and arrival?
During my service in the military, I received a bad conduct discharge for theft. Will an airline still take me with that on my record?
I discovered I had diabetes and immediately was grounded. At 43 do you think the hurdles/red tape are still in place at the FAA making this a futile pursuit?
Does the guide have any scholarships for Canadians?
I purchased the Scholarship Guide and was wondering if you have a condensed list for those of us with a few grey hairs?
Is a 1-week vacation normal for carriers in the USA? It doesn’t seem like much.
I have type ratings and a lot of time on 747, 767, A320, A330 and A380 with a fair chunk of that in command, but no college degree. Would any US-based airlines hire a guy like me?
I’m a married 43-year-old father of two with 14 hours of flight time. Are scholarships available for someone like me or are your scholarships only for career-minded folks that are already pilots?