Aeromedical Examinations
At the Cavok Aeromedical Center, certified by ENAC as IT-004-AeMC, you can undergo medical examinations, assessments, and laboratory tests to obtain, revalidate, and renew medical certificates of physical and mental fitness for aviation licenses and certificates in various flight classes.
What kind of appointment do you need?
Aviation medical examinations vary depending on the type of license or certificate. Below are the main options available at the Cavok Aviation Medical Center, along with information on how to schedule an appointment: online booking or by contacting a dedicated representative.
EASA Class 1
- Online Reservation
A program designed for professional pilots to obtain, renew, or revalidate their aeromedical certificate.
Type
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
– Airplane and HelicopterAirline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
– Airplane and HelicopterProfessional Pilot Student Authorization
– Airplane and HelicopterTrainee Flight Engineer Authorization
Minimum age
16 years old
Maximum validity
12 months
6 months
6 months
EASA Class 2
- Online Reservation
Aviation medical examination for private pilots, designed for obtaining, renewing, or revalidating a medical certificate.
Type
Private Pilot License (PPL)
– Airplane and HelicopterPrivate Pilot Student Authorization
– Airplane and HelicopterGlider Pilot License
Hot-Air Balloon Pilot License
Minimum age
16 years old
14 years old
Maximum validity
5 months
2 months
12 months
EASA Cabin Crew
- Online Reservation
A program designed for cabin crew to obtain or renew the medical certificate required for their position.
Type
Cabin Crew
Maximum validity
5 years
EASA Parachutist
- Online Reservation
A program designed for professional pilots to obtain, renew, or revalidate their aeromedical certificate.
Type
Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
– Airplane and HelicopterAirline Transport Pilot License (ATPL)
– Airplane and HelicopterProfessional Pilot Student Authorization
– Airplane and HelicopterTrainee Flight Engineer Authorization
Minimum age
16 years old
Maximum validity
2 years
1 year
EASA Class 3
Service for air traffic controllers seeking to obtain, renew, or revalidate the medical certificate required for their career path.
Type
Air Traffic Controller License
ENAV Air Traffic Controller License
Minimum age
18 years old
Maximum validity
2 years
1 year
A medical certificate issued before the age of 40 ceases to be valid upon reaching the age of 41.
LAPL
A tour for LAPL applicants and license holders, designed for light aviation programs.
Type
Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL (A))
LAPL (H) Light Helicopter Pilot License
LAPL (S) Light Glider Pilot License
LAPL (B) Light Airship Pilot License
Minimum age
17 years old
16 years old
Maximum validity
5 years
2 years
VDS
Medical examinations for recreational or sports aviation, intended for those who need to obtain or renew the medical certification required for this category.
Type
Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL (A))
LAPL (H) Light Helicopter Pilot License
LAPL (S) Light Glider Pilot License
LAPL (B) Light Airship Pilot License
Minimum age
16 years old
Maximum validity
2 years
Obtaining Class 1 and 3 Licenses
The process for obtaining an EASA Class 1 or 3 Medical Certificate involves a structured procedure that is carried out directly at the CAVOK Center.
Step List
- Candidate Acceptance and Forms
- Filling Out the Application Form
- Blood chemistry tests and physical and chemical analysis of urine
- Alcohol and Drug Testing
- Diagnostic tests: audiometry and spirometry
- Psychological assessment with tests and an interview
- Eye exam with diagnostic tests
- Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) and Laryngology Consultation with Diagnostic Tests
- Cardiology Appointment with ECG
- Visit AME
- Issuance of the Eligibility Determination
Info box
- All activities take place at the CAVOK Center
- Estimated duration of the route: about 5 hours
- Second-level specialized courses are not included
What to Bring on the Day of Your Visit
To make the process go more smoothly and minimize any delays, we recommend that you arrive with all the necessary documentation ready.
Step List
- Valid ID card or passport
- Current medical certificate
- Pilot’s license or cabin crew certificate, if applicable
- Eyeglasses and/or contact lenses, if applicable
- Recent prescription for glasses or contact lenses
- List of medications taken daily, if applicable
- Previous medical records, specialist visits, and tests already performed, if applicable
Aeromedical Team
A team of qualified aeromedical examiners supports the programs at the Cavok Aeromedical Center with specialized expertise and a professional approach.
Dr. Camilla Sigurtà
Aviation Medical Examiner IT-1119-AME
Dr. Anna Fachinetti
Aviation Medical Examiner IT-1161-AME
Dr. Alessio Mazzuca
Aviation Medical Examiner IT-1170-AME
Dr. Elisa Pozzi
Aviation Medical Examiner IT-1180-AME
Dr. Marco Pozzoli
Aviation Medical Examiner IT-1184-AME
How to Access the Service
A doctor’s referral is not required to schedule an aviation medical exam. The main exams that can be booked online can be scheduled directly through the website; for services that follow a specific process,
our team is available to help guide you through the process.
Note: If your certificate contains any restrictions or if your case requires a preliminary review, we recommend that you contact us before proceeding.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book all my aviation medical exams online?
No. The main aviation medical exams that can be booked online are listed on the page. Other services follow a separate process and require direct contact.
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
No, a doctor’s prescription is not required to access the service.
How long does it take to complete the Class 1 and 3 certification programs?
The estimated time to complete the entire route is about 5 hours.
What should I bring on the day of my appointment?
Identification, a current medical certificate, any licenses, glasses or contact lenses, prescriptions, and any relevant medical records.