FAA Medical Exams

First, Second & Third Class FAA Medical Certificates (Validity varies by Age & Class - see Pilots).

First Class Medical Certificate (No ECG)

$165

Pilots under age 40 do not require an ECG. The first ECG will be required at age 35, and if normal, none is required until age 40.

At age 40 and older, First Class Medical Certificates are valid for 6 calendar months. An ECG is required once a year, i.e., at one of the exams. For pilots 40 and older, the First Class Certificate drops to a 2nd Class Certificate for 6 months and then drops to a 3rd Class for 12 months.

Second Class Medical Certificate

$120

Valid for one year for all ages. After one year, the 2nd Class drops to the 3rd Class.

third CLASS MEDICAL CERTIFICATE

$100

Valid for 5 years for pilots under age 40 and for 2 years for pilots age 40 and over.

Basic Med

$100

aeromedical consulting

$250

30-minute intervals, including a chart review, calls, discussion with FAA, etc.

FAA 1st, 2nd, and 3rd CLASS EXAMS and BASIC MED INCLUDED IN MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP FEE

CACI & AASI Conditions

AASI = AME Assisted Special Issuance.

AASI or CACI Conditions

$50

CACI = Conditions AME Can Issue

(Hypertension, Hypothyroidism, Migraine Headaches, etc.)

AME Assisted Special Issuance

(OSA - Obstructive Sleep apnea, Atrial Fibrillation, Coronary Heart Disease, Diabetes, etc.)

Interim Special Issuance Medical Certificate

$120

Interim FAA Certificates DO NOT require the completion of an

FAA Form 8500-8 at the FAA Site MedExPress.faa.gov. The applicant only needs to bring in the documentation stipulated in the Special Issuance Letter (SL letter)

ECG with or without ist Class FAA Exam

$50

Valid for 5 years for pilots under age 40 and for 2 years for pilots age 40 and over.

Outside ECG Interpretation

$100

Pilots who have had a recent (within 30 days) ECG do not need to have one done with the FAA Exam.

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