Your Journey
to the Sky
STARTS WITH YOUR
MEDICAL CERTIFICATION!
FAA MEDICAL EXAMS IN WESTON, FLORIDA
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FAA Medical Examiner for First, Second & Third Class Medical Certificates
What to Expect During Your FAA Medical Exam
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Dr. Phanor Calle is an FAA Medical Examiner in Weston, Florida, providing comprehensive FAA medical exams for student, private, and professional pilots. His goal is to help pilots obtain or renew their FAA medical certification while meeting all FAA medical standards.
Whether you need a Class 1, Class 2, or Class 3 FAA medical exam, Dr. Calle offers same-day appointments, personalized care, and experienced aeromedical guidance to help keep you flying safely and confidently.
The FAA has designated Dr. Phanor Calle as a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) authorized to perform Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 FAA medical exams, also known as FAA flight physicals, for student, private, and professional pilots.
About Dr. Phanor Calle – FAA Senior Aviation Medical Examiner in Weston, FL
Dr. Phanor Calle is a Board-Certified Internal Medicine physician with more than 40 years of medical experience and over 25 years as an FAA Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) in Weston, Florida. His commitment to aviation medicine is deeply personal. In 1990, Dr. Calle lost both of his parents in the tragic Avianca Flight 052 crash in New York. That life-changing event, The Crash that Changed Aviation Safety Forever, inspired his lifelong dedication to aviation safety and to helping pilots obtain and maintain their FAA medical certification through compassionate, experienced aeromedical care.
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FAA Medical Exam Costs in Florida for Pilot Medical Certificates
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🛩️ First Class Flight Physical (Without EKG)
$190.00
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🛩️ First Class Flight Physical (With EKG)
$245.00
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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)
$95.00
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🛩️Review Fee for Complex Medical Cases
This fee applies when additional FAA-required review, medical documentation, or follow-up is necessary before a medical certificate can be issued.
$50.00-300.00
Before Your FAA Medical Exam
Complete Form 8500-8 MedXPress and bring a copy with the confirmation number. Make sure to CONFIRM AND SUBMIT before printing the document.
Looking for a pilot medical exam near you? Dr. Phanor Calle offers FAA Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 medical exams with same-day appointments in Weston, Florida.
To schedule your FAA medical exam, call or text Dr. Phanor Calle, Senior Aviation Medical Examiner (AME), to make an appointment.
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AA Medical Exams: First, Second & Third Class – Initial & Renewal
What is the first step to becoming a pilot?
.Before scheduling your FAA medical exam, decide what type of pilot you want to become. FAA medical certification requirements vary depending on the type of flying you plan to do and the pilot certificate you are pursuing. Whether your goal is to become a student, private, commercial, or airline transport pilot, obtaining the appropriate FAA medical certificate is an important step in your aviation journey.
FAA Medical Certification – How to Get Your Medical Certificate
Obtain your FAA Medical Certificate through a comprehensive FAA medical exam performed by Dr. Phanor Calle, Senior Aviation Medical Examiner (AME).
During your appointment, Dr. Calle will perform a thorough medical examination, review your medical history, and complete the required FAA certification process. If you meet the FAA medical standards, your FAA Medical Certificate will be issued at the conclusion of your exam.
We Now Offer Medical Exams For:
Student Pilots
Commercial airline pilots flying for airlines such as american airlines, united, delta, jetblue, copa, latam, avianca, southwest and more
Conveniently Serving Pilots Flying To and From:
- Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport (FXE)
- North Perry Airport (HWO)
- Pompano Beach Airpark Airport (PMP)
- Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport (OPF)
- Miami Executive Airport (KTMB)
- Palm Beach County Park Lantana Airport (LNA)
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FAQS
When do I need an Aviation Medical Exam certificate?
An FAA Medical Certificate is required before you can fly solo in an airplane, helicopter, gyroplane, or airship. We recommend obtaining your medical certificate before beginning flight training to identify any medical conditions that could affect your eligibility for FAA certification before investing in flight lessons.
A medical certificate is generally not required to operate a glider or balloon. Instead, pilots must determine that they are medically fit to fly and comply with all applicable FAA regulations.
If required, how do I get a medical certificate?
To obtain an FAA Medical Certificate, pilots must complete a comprehensive medical examination performed by an FAA-authorized Aviation Medical Examiner (AME). During the exam, the AME evaluates vision, hearing, general health, cardiovascular health, and other medical conditions that may affect the safe operation of an aircraft. If the applicant meets the applicable FAA medical standards, the FAA Medical Certificate may be issued at the time of the examination.
Where do I get my medical aviation medical exam certificate?
You can obtain your FAA Medical Certificate from any FAA-authorized Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) in the United States. Dr. Phanor Calle has been designated by the FAA as a Senior Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) and is authorized to perform Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 FAA medical examinations.
When required, what medical certificate class must a student pilot have?
The FAA issues three classes of medical certificates based on the type of flying you intend to do:
- First-Class Medical Certificate: Required for airline transport pilots (ATP).
- Second-Class Medical Certificate: Required for commercial pilots exercising commercial privileges.
- Third-Class Medical Certificate: Required for student, recreational, and private pilots.
If I have a physical disability, can I get an Aviation Medical Exams certificate?
Yes. Many pilots with certain medical conditions or physical disabilities are eligible to receive an FAA Medical Certificate. Depending on the condition, the FAA may issue the certificate with specific operating limitations or require additional medical documentation. If you have questions about your eligibility, contact Dr. Phanor Calle, FAA-designated Senior Aviation Medical Examiner (AME), before beginning flight training
Must I carry my Aviation Medical Exams certificate when I am flying solo?
Yes.