I perform aviation medical examinations in accordance with Part-MED of Commission Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011, within the scope of my aeromedical examiner certificate no. PL-AME/85/2026.
Examinations offered
| Certificate | For | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Class 2 | e.g. PPL applicants and holders | initial issue, revalidation, renewal |
| LAPL | LAPL applicants and holders | initial issue, revalidation, renewal |
| Cabin crew | cabin crew applicants and members (medical report) | initial and recurrent assessment |
The certificate you need depends on the licence and privileges you are applying for. If in doubt, check with your flight school or ask when booking.
I do not currently perform Class 1 or Class 3 examinations.
Validity periods
| Certificate | Validity |
|---|---|
| Class 2 | until age 40: 60 months* age 40–50: 24 months** over 50: 12 months |
| LAPL | until age 40: 60 months* over 40: 24 months |
| Cabin crew | reassessment at least every 60 months |
* a certificate issued before age 40 ceases to be valid when the holder turns 42
** a certificate issued before age 50 ceases to be valid when the holder turns 51
Legal basis: MED.A.045 and MED.C.005 of Annex IV (Part-MED) to Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011. A revalidation examination may be taken up to 45 days before your current certificate expires – the new validity period then runs from the expiry date of the previous one.
How to prepare and what to bring
- photo ID
- your previous medical certificate or cabin crew medical report (if you have one)
- your licence or attestation, if you hold one
- glasses or contact lenses, if you use them
- medical records concerning past or current illnesses, procedures and treatment
- a list of the medicines you take
Which additional tests you need depends on the type of certificate, your age and medical history. We will tell you when we call to arrange the date.
Please do not send medical records via the form or by e-mail. Bring them to the examination.
Prices
| Examination | Price |
|---|---|
| Class 2 – initial issue | PLN 700 |
| LAPL – initial issue | PLN 600 |
| Cabin crew – initial issue | PLN 600 |
| Class 2 – renewal | PLN 650 |
| LAPL – renewal | PLN 550 |
| Cabin crew – renewal | PLN 550 |
| ECG (if required) | PLN 50 |
| Audiometry (if required) | PLN 50 |
ECG and audiometry are done on site. We will tell you when booking whether you need them.
The assessment
The decision to issue a certificate is made after the examination and review of the results, in line with Part-MED requirements. Booking or completing an examination does not guarantee that a certificate will be issued. In some cases the regulations require further tests, specialist consultations or referral to the Civil Aviation Authority of Poland (ULC).
Frequently asked questions
Does sending the form book an appointment?
No. The form is a request for us to contact you. Your appointment is booked only once we confirm it by phone.
Do you perform Class 1 examinations?
Not yet. My current certificate covers Class 2, LAPL and cabin crew. I am undergoing training intended to extend my privileges to Class 1 and Class 3. Until the Civil Aviation Authority of Poland (ULC) issues a decision, I do not perform examinations for these classes.
How early can I revalidate my certificate?
You can take the revalidation examination up to 45 days before your current certificate expires without losing any of its validity.
I have a chronic condition or take medication. Can I still apply?
Yes. A chronic condition does not necessarily rule out a certificate – each case is assessed individually. Bring your treatment records to the examination. Please do not describe your health in the form.
Where do the examinations take place?
Chełmicki Clinic medical centre, ul. 1 Maja 88a, 40-239 Katowice, Poland.