Note: The registration fee for the medical certificate is in addition to what the medical examiners charge. The fee reflects the costs associated with processing your application. You must have completed your application and sent it to your AME before going to your doctor. If you have had a CAA doctor in the past or if you already have a CAA identification number, such as.B an aircraft maintenance engineer (LAME), use this number for your medical care. CAA in Wellington can advise you on what your number was/is. Phone +64-4-560-9466. Dr. Wiles is able to renew Class 1 and 3 certificates and issue/renew Class 2 certificates. Class 1 or 3 applicants must travel to an aviation centre in the UK for their certificate to be issued for the first time, or if it was more than 5 years after the expiry date of their last medical certificate. You can apply within 45 days of expiration if you want to keep the same expiration dates, but 6 or 12 months in advance.

If you are taking blood pressure medications or other medications, you may need to do additional blood tests – check with your doctor first. If it`s an extension, check your old MAR (Medical Assessment Report) and certificate issue letter to see if anything more is needed. No. The civil aviation medical certificate registration fee is independent of the costs you pay to medical examiners or other health professionals. May examine and assess Classes 1, 2 and 3 for the purpose of issuing a medical certificate. For the medical certificate registration fee, it is important to have a receipt number as this number tells the medical examiner that you have paid the application fee for your medical certificate. The coroner must confirm that the confirmation of payment has been made. The registration fee for the medical certificate must be paid before your medical examination. You can request a laboratory form from your primary care physician or coroner. You can use results up to 12 months old. If you have these results, email them to your AME.

Thank you for choosing to pay your medical certification application fees and other licenses online. Payment can be made by Mastercard, Visa or via the Internet via POLi (more information about POLi can be found under the link). When you have made your payment online, a payment confirmation email will be sent to your email address. Once payment is made, an email notification will be sent to the email address you provided and to the CAA Medical Department. The notification confirms that the payment has been made and notes the CAA receipt number. The Civil Aviation Act 1990 stipulates that conditions, restrictions or endorsements must be affixed to a medical certificate. These shall be placed where the safe performance of the applicant`s tasks depends on compliance with those conditions, restrictions or endorsements. Most pilots or controllers only need it for their initial medical care. The cost of replacing the medical certificate is USD 99.00 (including GST). It is payable at the time of the claim.

You can expect to pay $120.75 to New Zealand (NZD) (including GST, if applicable), whether this is your first application or renewing your medical certificate. The medical care of an air traffic controller is basically the same as that of a commercial pilot. However, the periods of time between medical periods are different. To become a licensed pilot or air traffic controller, you will need a medical certificate. You don`t have to fast when you see the doctor for your medical care. We also make clinical and regulatory decisions regarding medical privileges and are responsible for maintaining our medical records in aviation. A Private Pilot Licence (PPL) requires a Class 2 medical certificate. This can be with IFR or without IFR.

IFR is a Flight Rules instrument and allows you to fly to the cloud. You also get a medical class 2 if you get a class 1. CASA applicants should show up for their doctor`s appointment: If you think you want to become a professional pilot, it is better and cheaper to get Medical Class 1 first, rather than Class 2 and later Class 1. If you receive a class 1, you will automatically receive a class 2. Take this report to your doctor or have it sent to your AME. (2) Any decision pursuant to § 27I, with the exception of decisions relating to the suspension, imposition or modification of the conditions of the medical certificate. These exceptions are set out in paragraph 27L(1)(b). Please enter your CAA participant number. If you do not have a CAA participant number, your coroner will request it.

You will need to go and provide a urine sample if you decide to see your doctor. Useful information on critical deadlines. Audios, labs and ECGs are valid 90 days before the date of the medical examination and applicants can apply up to 28 days before the expiry of their medical certificate. Otherwise, the expiry date is relative to the date of the medical examination. If you want to be a professional pilot, you need it for your medical first aid. If you want to be a private pilot who can fly under IFR, you have to do it. Registration fees for the medical certificate will not be refunded. After the medical examination, your medical certificate will be revalidated for 14 days pending a new medical certificate from Hong Kong CAD. After the medical examination and any reports or tests that may have been requested, your medical examiner will complete a medical evaluation report. Doctors and airlines are required by law to inform us if they believe or suspect that a licensee is suffering from a medical condition that may affect flight safety. For more information, read: The basic fee we charge for a pilot medical exam is $310 (see below for UKCAA fees). Additional tests such as a resting ECG ($70), simple spirometry ($85) or pre-post-spirometry ($95) are additional.

All prices include GST. Please note that this fee does not include processing fees that an aviation authority may charge or the cost of other specialized examinations. The registration fee for the medical certificate is $120.75 (GST included). It is payable at the time of each application from July 1, 2017. Fees must be paid at the time of application and prior to a medical examination. NOTE: Transport Canada takes at least 8 weeks to process an initial request for a medical certificate. Caa has a number of delegated and designated medical investigators in New Zealand and abroad. These medical examiners are licensed by the CAA to conduct examinations and assessments for the purpose of issuing a medical certificate.

www.aviation.govt.nz/licensing-and-certification/pilots/medical-certification/nz-medical-examiners/ To apply for a medical certificate, you must complete the application for a medical certificate 24067/001 [PDF 432 KB] (with the exception of page 4, which will be completed during your medical examination). A Class 1 certificate lasts up to one year. If you are not using your Class 1, you can let it expire and fly with Class 2. The Class 2 certificate lasts up to five years. If you are in a flight school, you will probably need to keep your Class 1 certificate. Do not let Class 2 expire for more than 12 months, otherwise you will need to perform another initial medical examination. The application form is your responsibility as an applicant. Your coroner should only write in the last section as a witness that you sign the form. This report informs you of the decision taken. If you qualify, you will receive a medical certificate with conditions or restrictions.

Our fee for a medical exam in the UK is $389, including the Gatwick fee ($29). An ECG at rest (if required) costs an additional $70. We are able to renew Class 1, 2 and 3 medical certificates for Hong Kong CAD. Candidates are reminded to book no earlier than 28 days before the expiry of a medical certificate. Please call the reception to find out the necessary medical requirements or refer to your medical certificate. Nominate a CAA coroner (see link for list of CAA investigators). For candidates who have never performed a CAA medical exam before, please read our CAA Pilot Medical Information. If you have issued a medical certificate for the first time, please call the reception and we will guide you through the necessary medical requirements. You should receive your Class 3 medical certificate before enrolling in your training. You can also obtain a class 1 and 2 medical certificate at the same time. The required tests are the same and are performed at the same time. CASA requires pilots to complete an online application before consulting a medical examiner.

Please ensure that you have completed this application before making a reservation for a medical examination. Use of a DL9 Medical Driver`s License by PPL Holders As of April 5, 2021, Private Pilot License holders can exercise various driver`s license privileges with a DL9 Driver`s License Medical Certificate. For more information about flying with a DL9 Medical, see Pilot License. Note: To fly with a DL9 driver`s license, your LD9 must be at least a Class 2 medical certificate (2,3,4,5) with a passenger (P) rating. .