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You can visit an aviation medical examiner for proper advice since there are certain medical conditions that disqualify a person to secure a pilot license. You can use this locator to check the nearest AME in your area. https://www.faa.gov/pilots/amelocator
If you have rhotacism, it is recommended that you consult with aviation authorities or flight schools in your jurisdiction to understand their specific requirements and guidelines regarding speech disorders. They may provide you with more accurate information about any limitations or accommodations that may be available for individuals with speech disorders who are pursuing a career in aviation.
In some cases, pilots with speech disorders may receive additional training or work with speech therapists to improve their communication skills. It is important to note that individual assessments and uno online evaluations will be conducted to determine an applicant’s overall suitability for a pilot’s role, taking into account not only speech but also other critical abilities.
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