FLYING AFTER DIVING
Scuba Diver|Issue 05 - 2020(119)
From the Safety Stop
Bill Ziefle
FLYING AFTER DIVING

When it comes to safety, we each have our own ideas about what constitutes acceptable risk. For some divers it means diving within recreational limits, while for others it means seeking various types of advanced training to dive beyond those limits. As your dive safety association, we work hard to provide you with the information you need to be a prepared diver and to make informed decisions about the level of risk you wish to accept.

Recently, I was asked about the rationale behind Divers Alert Network’s Flying After Diving Guidelines and questioned whether they were too conservative.

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