Understanding Medical Certificates and Restrictions Mont Blanc 4, 810 metres (15, 781 ft) 1 Piper J 3 9, 000 ft Philosophy of certification
Who sees the medical certificate? • • • 2 Pilot Aero Club instructor Flight examiner Employer Regulator At renewal…… Doctor
A standard certificate @ age < 40 17/09/75 28/05/2009 28/05/2013 3
Rule Part 67 – Duration of certificate • The Director may issue a Class 1 certificate for a period of up to: • 6 months if the applicant is > 40 y and engaged in a single-crew air transport operation carrying passenger • 12 months in all other cases 4
A standard certificate @ age 40 + 28/11/2008 5
A certificate with restricted for some operations N/A 6
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Extension of medical certificate. The Director may [Act (s 27 E)] • on receiving an application for a medical certificate from a licence holder before the expiry of his or her existing certificate… • grant an extension of no more than 60 days from the expiry date of the licence holder’s existing medical certificate with…. 7
What is an extension ? • It is not a new certificate • It is an extension of the existing certificate 8
Extended certificate ex: Single pilot ops carrying passengers lapsing 5/06/2008 N/A 5/06/2008 5/12/2009 9
Extension of certificate Certificate extended until 3 August 2008, on 28 May 2008 Signed: 10 B Enema Stamp
Extended certificate ex: Single pilot ops carrying passengers lapsing 5/06/2008 N/A 3/08/2008 5/12/2009 11
Extension of certificate This is an extension of the certificate issued on 5 December 2007 12
Civil Aviation Act – s 27 B(4) • The Director may impose any conditions, restrictions, or endorsements on a medical certificate. • Something on certificate that • Impose Conditions of use • Restrictions 13
Restrictions / conditions / Endorsements • Operational: • Conditions of use: • • Bifocal spectacles must be worn Spare spectacles must be readily available Must carry a Ventolin inhaler at all time flying Must have rapidly absorbable sugar readily available Restricted in accordance to ME letter dated <xx/xx/xx> 14
Operational restrictions / conditions, examples • 000 -019 • 020 • 059 • 071 -75 • 082 -85 15 Refractive correction Medical Directions Surveillance Vision (monocular) Color Vision
Condition of use in accordance with ME letter (I am safe check) • Must determine blood sugar before flight, not to fly if below 5. 5 mmol/L • Must determine Peak Expiratory Flow before flight, not to fly if less than 500 L/min • Must have Paracetamol readily available during flight 16
Conditions, Restrictions: example 17 Assessment 27 B 1
Restrictions / conditions / Endorsements • Operational restrictions: • Not valid for night flying • Not valid for the carriage of passengers • Not valid for ……etc 18
Conditions, Restrictions: example Not valid for flight as pilot in command by night until a satisfactory flight has been completed with a flight examiner 19
Restrictions / conditions / Endorsements • Surveillance: • Subject to medical surveillance in accordance with medical examiner letter dated <xx/xx/xx> 20
Conditions, Restrictions: example Subject to medical surveillance in accordance with medical examiner letter dated <xx/xx/xx> 21
61. 35 Medical requirement …A person who holds a pilot licence issued in accordance with this Part must not exercise the privileges of the licence, unless. . . • (iii) is complying with all the conditions, restrictions and endorsements on the medical certificate; 22
What if does not comply with restrictions / conditions of use / or surveillance • The flight is not legal • Unauthorized flight • Certificate is not current 23
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