Is it possible to fly far if i have heart block?

Depends on type: First degree av block-prolongation of the conduction time from atrium to ventricle. Mobitz i second degree block-progressive prolongation of the conduction time before a dropped beat. Mobitz ii second degree-sudden drop in conduction. Type 3 complete heart block (chb)-no communication between atrium and ventricle. Chb and mobitz ii requires immediate attention, others types stable and be follow.

Heart block: If the patient has mild, that is first degree av block, flying is ok. With second or third degree av block if the patient has the need for and has a pacemaker, should be ok to fly. If patient doesn't have the advanced av block corrected or protected, then flying carries significant risk.