On 30 November, ECA joined aeromedical and aviation psychological associations in a common initiative aimed at improving the relationship between aviation medical examiners and pilots. They agreed on a set of guidelines developed by the Aerospace Medical Association (AsMA). This step constitutes a milestone in strengthening aeromedical assessments, taking into account the increasing relevance of psychosocial stressors, mental health aspects, and the changing working environment that pilots are exposed to. To read the full statement, go to ECA’s webpage. You can download their brochure here.