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SACAA Part 67 medication guidance · unofficial

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Diazepam / Alprazolam / Lorazepam / Clonazepam

SACAA Part 67 assessment

Not acceptable / incompatible with flying duties

Active ingredient(s)

Diazepam / Alprazolam / Lorazepam / Clonazepam

Benzodiazepine / anxiolytic

Typical grounding period: 72 hours (3 days)

Measured from the last dose, and only once completely side-effect free.

Guidance notes

Table A1: benzodiazepines are unacceptable — no flying within 72 hours. The drug is addictive and must not be used together with alcohol. Long half-life agents and the underlying anxiety disorder may require considerably longer grounding, decided by the DAME.

Known SA brand names

ValiumXanorAtivanRivotrilUrbanol (clobazam)

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Our partner Buchner Med can assist with aviation medical assessments and DAME consultations. Alternatively, find an SACAA-certified DAME directly through the official list.

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SACAA Aviation Medicine (official reference)