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Msg ID: 2786894 How many Classes of Medical Certifications are there? (NT) +0/-0     
Author:I, II, III are there any others?
7/3/2023 4:35:12 PM


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Msg ID: 2786895 How many Classes of Medical Certifications are there? +1/-1     
Author:entitled or just low IQ ??
7/3/2023 4:50:39 PM
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After I spend 15 seconds on Google for you, must I shine your shoes.....JEEEEZ


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Msg ID: 2786896 So how many are there? I, II, III, are there any others? (NT) +0/-1     
Author:Anonymous
7/3/2023 4:57:39 PM
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Msg ID: 2786904 How many Classes of Medical Certifications are there? +1/-0     
Author:Your welcome..
7/3/2023 6:43:47 PM
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BasicMed is an option for many pilots to have the ability to fly without having to obtain their 3rd Class Medical Certificate. While BasicMed is an excellent option to have for certain pilots, it isn’t the right option for all pilots. What type of pilot you are working towards, what type of aircraft you will be flying, and where you will be flying are all factors to consider when looking into BasicMed. 

What It is Needed for: BasicMed can be used to fly recreationally or privately without a medical certificate for those that will be flying under the criteria for BasicMed. 

Requirements: 

  • Possess a current and valid U.S. driver’s license
  • Held valid medical certificate after July 14th, 2006
  • Receive a qualifying physical exam from a licensed physician, Comprehensive Medical Examination Checklist must be followed 
  • Complete BasicMed course

Limitations: 

  • Limited to aircraft able to carry 6 passengers or less
  • Cannot fly an aircraft weighing more than 6,000 lbs
  • Cannot fly with more than 5 passengers
  • Must be flying recreationally 


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Msg ID: 2786907 Yeah, so the question is: Is BasicMed a Class? +1/-2     
Author:When criteria is written for All Classes
7/3/2023 7:10:27 PM
Reply to: 2786904 		Is Basic Med then considered a Class? For instance, pacemakers. Can a pilot who has a Basic Med keep flying on his Basic Med when the requirement to do a cardio workup applies to "all classes", and says nothing about Basic Med?


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