How do I check the status of my FAA medical certificate?

To check the validity of the certificate, email a request to Aviation Data Systems Branch, [email protected] .

Does high blood pressure disqualify you from FAA medical?

The FAA realizes the problem and allows the examiner to take additional readings after you have time to become more relaxed—even the next day or so. Although your blood pressure may meet the FAA-ac- ceptable level of 155/95 or below, levels consistently above 140/90 should be of concern.

How much is a FAA flight physical?

Flight Physical Cost: $150. Additional testing may be required depending on the airman’s medical conditions and the medical examiner’s discretion. For example, an EKG is an additional $25.

How long is a temporary pilot certificate good for?

120 days
(a) A temporary pilot, flight instruc- tor, or ground instructor certificate or rating is issued for up to 120 days, at which time a permanent certificate will be issued to a person whom the Ad- ministrator finds qualified under this part.

What blood pressure is too high for flying?

There isn’t any legally imposed limit as far as we’re aware, but a high blood pressure must be controlled with medication before you travel for your safety. For example, blood pressure is considered high if over 140/90mmHg, so if your blood pressure is consistently above this value then it is important to reduce it.

Can pilots fly on blood pressure medication?

FAA Policy on Blood Pressure Medications All other blood pressure medications that have been FDA approved are currently authorized, as are new reformulations of previously approved medications. Before flying on any medication, the pilot should tolerate the medication well without significant side effects.

How much is an AME?

Most AMEs charge between $80 to $150 for basic exams. AMEs will often post their fee structure on their FlightPhysical.com web page. Find an AME.