In order to undertake flight training and become a pilot, you will require a UK issued EASA Class One Medical Certificate. Before paying any money towards a flight programme and signing any agreement, you must see if you meet the required standards and are fit enough to fly. Obtaining your EASA Class One Medical Certificate should be a priority.
What to expect from your pilot medical - the facts
Charlotte Berrystone05 Mar 2018
Posted in: Q&A, FTA, become a pilot, cadets, why be a pilot, medical
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