We know that facing a medical examination can raise questions, especially if it is your first time. In this section we solve the most frequent doubts so that you can go to your appointment with peace of mind and confidence.
From what certificate you need according to your aeronautical role, to what to bring or how to prepare... here you have all the key information. If you still have any questions, our team is ready to help you.
Yes, you should fast between 8 and 12 hours before the test. You should also avoid exercising, chewing gum and smoking.
In case of coming to perform a Drug and Alcohol test, it is NOT necessary to come fasting.
NoNo, as a urine sample will be requested at the consultation for different tests required by AESA, therefore, it is advisable not to empty the bladder shortly before going to the appointment.
You must bring your valid DNI or NIE or Passport as it is necessary for the correct identification of the crew members.
In case of a RENEWAL of your certificate you must provide:
If you wear glasses , you must bring them with you to the examination.
If you use contact lenses, it is advisable to go 24 hours without using them in order to correctly measure visual acuity (for Class I, Class II and Class III, an updated prescription from the ophthalmologist or optometrist must be provided).
Depending on the medical certificate, certain tests will be performed. In general terms, the following tests will be performed:
To find out the price of your medical certificate, please contact the Air Health team.
The duration can vary between 30 and 90 minutes, depending on the type of certificate and whether it is a renewal or an initial recognition.
Yes, you can renew it up to 45 days before its expiration date without losing the original validity date.
If any limitation is detected, a certificate with restrictions may be issued or, in specific cases, not issued until complementary studies are performed.
We will always inform you and accompany you in the process.
Yes, we tailor our awards to the requirements of companies such as Ryanair, Vueling, EasyJet, Eurowinds and others. Also flight attendant schools such as Air Hostess, Central Barcelona, Lesma, AirLanded, among others.
Tell us about your case when scheduling your appointment.
Now that you have all the information you need, take the next step in your aviation career with the confidence that you are in good hands.
At Air Health, we answer your questions and accompany you throughout the process.
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