We are very pleased to share with you an article written by Dr Chris King, EU and UK approved AME and Medical Director and Head of AeMC Centreline London and Gatwick UK.
Post-Brexit Medical Certification Information
Dr Chris King05 Mar 2021
Posted in: pilot training, integrated pilot training, medical
What to expect from your pilot medical - the facts
Charlotte Berrystone05 Mar 2018
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.
Posted in: Q&A, FTA, become a pilot, cadets, why be a pilot, medical
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