AVIATION
MEDICAL EXAMS
Get Your FAA Medical Certificate Fast – First, Second & Third Class Exams in Weston, FL!
Certified Aviation Medical Examiner with 25+ years of experience. Same-day appointments. Friendly, efficient, and pilot-trusted.
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Whether you’re a pilot, student, or instructor, you’ll receive personalized attention, fast scheduling, and professional care — all in a comfortable and efficient setting.
Our clinic offers a comprehensive range of services, including:
Our clinic offers a comprehensive range of FAA medical certification services designed for pilots, student pilots, and instructors. Dr. Phanor Calle provides same-day scheduling, on-site EKG and color vision testing, and bilingual care for a smooth, efficient visit.
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Trusted by thousands of pilots for over 25 years.
DR. PHANOR CALLE
On-Site EKG & Computerized Color Vision Testing - Fast, convenient, and done during your visit.
Spanish & English Spoken
Bilingual care for a smooth experience.
Weston, FL – Central
Easy access near major highways and airports.
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Highly rated by fellow pilots.
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🛩️ First Class Flight Physical (Without EKG)
$190.00
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🛩️ First Class Flight Physical (With EKG)
$240.00
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🛩️ Second Class & Third Class Flight Physical
$190.00
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EKG Only
$55.00
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🎓 Student Pilot and Flight Instructor Certificates
(Includes Computerized Color Vision Test for Student Pilots)
$165.00
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Computerized Color Vision Test (Only)
(It does not include the Aviation Medical Exam)
$95.00
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🛩️Review Fee for Complex Medical Cases
(This fee applies to pilots whose medical history requires additional FAA-mandated review, documentation, or follow-up before certification can be issued.)
$50.00-300.00
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BEFORE YOU ARRIVE…
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Complete Form 8500-8 MedXPress and bring a copy with the confirmation number. Make sure to CONFIRM AND SUBMIT before printing the document.
To get your flight physicals, you can make an appointment with Dr. Phanor Calle, Senior A.M.E., by calling or texting 954-385-9711.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do I need an Aviation Medical Exam certificate?
You need an Aviation Medical Exams certificate before flying solo in an airplane, helicopter, gyroplane, or airship. In addition, we suggest you get your medical certificate before beginning flight training; this will alert you to any condition that could prevent you from becoming a pilot before paying for lessons.
If you are going to pilot a balloon or glider, you don’t need a medical certificate. All you need to do is write a statement certifying that you have no medical defect that would make you unable to pilot a balloon or glider.
If required, how do I get a medical certificate?
To get an aviation medical examiner (AME) certificate, a patient must complete a physical examination conducted by an FAA-authorized doctor. The AME then tests the patient's vision, hearing, general health, and cardiovascular health. Effective January 2025, a computerized color vision test is required for new applicants.
Where do I get my medical aviation medical exam certificate?
You can get it from any FAA-authorized aviation medical examiner licensed in the United States and authorized by the FAA. The FAA designated Dr. Phanor Calle as a senior aviation medical examiner to perform aviation medical exams.
When required, what medical certificate class must a student pilot have?
Third-class medical certification is sufficient, though flight schools generally recommend first-class. Medical certificates are categorized into three classes:
- First-class: Required for airline transport pilots.
- Second-class: Required for commercial pilots.
- Third-class: Suitable for student, recreational, and private pilots.
While third-class certification meets the minimum requirement for student pilot certificates, many flight schools encourage obtaining a first-class medical to ensure future career flexibility.
If I have a physical disability, can I get an Aviation Medical Exams certificate?
Yes. Medical certificates are issued in many cases where physical disabilities are involved. Depending on the nature of the disability, you may have some operating limitations. Contact FAA-authorized Dr. Calle, an aviation medical examiner, if you have questions before beginning flight training.
Must I carry my Aviation Medical Exams certificate when I am flying solo?
Yes.