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Aviation Medicine
Changes to medical certification in 2018
We’ve made changes to the aviation medical certification system. Read more about these changes.
Overview
CASA's Aviation Medicine branch is where applications for medical certification of pilots and air traffic controllers (ATC) are assessed.
Information on these pages will help you if you are applying for a medical certificate or if you are a designated aviation medical examiner or other health professional.
Last modified: 8 February 2019