How much for a medical in your area?

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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

Mine was either $60 or $80 for a class III in Ft. Smith, AR. It's been
a couple of years, so I'm not sure what the rate was.

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

My most recent medical for my student pilot certificate
cost me $80.00. This was Jan of this year. I live in the Chicago area
(northwest suburbs)

Kevin Kubiak

On 7/8/2004 12:40 PM, 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

"Greg Houston" wrote:
What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area,

Twenty-five bucks for my Class III last October in Mobile, AL.
--
Dan
C172RG at BFM

Just had one in April (Class II) and it was $90, Statesboro, GA.

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, Westchester County, NY


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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

On 8 Jul 2004 10:40:25 -0700, (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

Suburban Philly, $70.

$80, August, 2003, Westchester County, New York

$60.00 for Class I, II, & III CVO, Oregon


"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

It'd almost be worth a cross country to Mobile for that!

--
Chris Ehlbeck, PPASEL
"It's a license to learn."

"Dan Luke" wrote in message
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"Greg Houston" wrote:
What are Class III and Class II medicals going for in you area,

Twenty-five bucks for my Class III last October in Mobile, AL.
--
Dan
C172RG at BFM