How much for a medical in your area?

"Joe Johnson" wrote in message om...
$80, August, 2003, Westchester County, New York

$80, Dallas, Dec. 2002.

2nd Cl Medical $100.00

Paramus, NJ and Mahwah, NJ



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"Joe Johnson" wrote in message om...
$80, August, 2003, Westchester County, New York

$60 in Wichita for a Class II.

Greg, please indicate where that comes from. To my knowledge (and I've
been wrong before, believe it or not) an AME can practice anywhere, and
anytime, his/her medical license is valid. The FAA does not regulate
doctors, per se. FWIW, I paid $90 this year for a 2nd class in Connecticut.

Rip

Greg Houston wrote:

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What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area, for
example metro Boston or metro Philadelphia? I've run into the problem
that the AMEs I've called are too busy with their regular practice to
do medicals. Unfortunately, the FAA only permits so many AMEs per
each county, depending on the number of certified pilots there.

-GH

$100.00 for mine in Oakland, CA.
This was May of 2004.


-John
*You are nothing until you have flown a Douglas, Lockheed, Grumman or North
American*

Chatham, Ont....$75 CDN
"Greg Houston" wrote in message
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What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area, for
example metro Boston or metro Philadelphia? I've run into the problem
that the AMEs I've called are too busy with their regular practice to
do medicals. Unfortunately, the FAA only permits so many AMEs per
each county, depending on the number of certified pilots there.

-GH

Las Vegas.. Class II, $85

We have a great AME here.. he takes care of a lot of the airline and
corporate pilots in this area, he also is a Comm/IFR pilot.. call for an
appointment.. plan on a Thurs or Friday morning.. it's "assembly line" style
with excellent staff at all the "stations".. but you are in and out.. in the
order you arrive.. with no significant waiting

BT

"Greg Houston" wrote in message
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What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area, for
example metro Boston or metro Philadelphia? I've run into the problem
that the AMEs I've called are too busy with their regular practice to
do medicals. Unfortunately, the FAA only permits so many AMEs per
each county, depending on the number of certified pilots there.

-GH

What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area, for
example metro Boston or metro Philadelphia? I've run into the problem
that the AMEs I've called are too busy with their regular practice to
do medicals. Unfortunately, the FAA only permits so many AMEs per
each county, depending on the number of certified pilots there.

My AME was a pilot/doctor in private practice. Happily for me, he
decided to retire into full-time AME practice. (I hope he prospers!)
I've had three medicals with him, and each time the cost was $65.
Small city, southeastern New Hampshire.

all the best -- Dan Ford
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The location of AME's is governed by the regional flight surgeon, who
determines the need for additional AME's in any given area. A physician can
not simply set up an office in a new location and start working as an AME.

My exams are FREE, since they're performed as part of our annual Air Force
flying exam.

Jim N
MD, AME

Mine was either $60 or $80 for a class III in Ft. Smith, AR.

Just had mine done July 7 2004 in Lantana FL KLNA. a whopping $100.00
Hank