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Be sure to review the Federal Aviation Administration's current certification requirements on their website.

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FAA Medical Certificates

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FAA Medical Certificates

Ensuring You're Ready to Fly

The team at St. Luke's will help make your experience as smooth and easy as possible when it’s time for you to obtain or renew your FAA Medical Certificate. First, please review the medical certificate requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration to ensure you know which certificate type applies to you.

Class One, Class Two and Class Three

  • Use MedXPress to complete the initial portion of the application; obtain your confirmation number.
  • Call to schedule your exam; please have your confirmation number available when you call. Providers offering this service include:
    • Marcos Daccarett, MD
    • Brian Fortuin, MD
    • Richard Paris, MD 
    • JP Prouty, MD (Class Two and Three only)
    • Timothy Ruth, MD
  • At your scheduled appointment, an FAA-designated Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) will complete your medical examination and the remainder of the FAA application form. If you meet the required medical standards, you will be issued your medical certificate.

BasicMed

  • You do not need an FAA medical certificate.
  • You do not need to complete a MedXPress application.
  • Call to schedule your exam. Providers offering this service include:
    • Marcos Daccarett, MD
    • Brian Fortuin, MD
    • Richard Paris, MD 
    • JP Prouty, MD 
    • Timothy Ruth, MD
  • At your scheduled appointment, the provider will complete your medical examination using the FAA's Comprehensive Medical Examination Checklist.

Federal Aviation Administration's Medical Certificate Requirements

  • Required for airline pilots
  • Expires every six months
  • EKG required annually
  • Must be done prior to the end of the month that it expires

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