A Guide for Color Deficient Pilots exposes how individuals with Color Vision Deficiency can pass Ishihara and other color tests to attain actual jobs in the aviation industry. The FAA upholds color vision screening as standard practice, believing that color recognition is essential for piloting an aircraft safely. As a result, thousands of individuals have been forced to abandon their dream and career choice after failing a color vision test. Written by a Private Pilot with experience in this subject, A Guide for Color Deficient Pilots explains the various testing methods utilized by the FAA; and shares how to increase your chances of passing and obtaining your "green light," or clearance to fly. Other topics covered in this book are how to maintain an unrestricted medical certificate; the benefit of Third Class Medical Reform; and how to acquire an actual flying job, even when unable to pass one single color vision test!