Questions and Answers
What is required for pilots who exercise airline transport pilot (ATP) privileges?
How long is a first class medical valid for pilots under age 40?
12 months
What happens to a first class medical after it expires?
It lapses to a third class medical
Which class of medical is required for pilots who fly commercially?
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How long is a second class medical valid for commercial pilots?
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What is the validity period of a third class medical for pilots under age 40?
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Match the following medical classes with their requirements:
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Study Notes
First Class Medical
- Required for pilots with airline transport pilot (ATP) privileges, including scheduled airliner operators.
- Valid for twelve months for pilots under age 40.
- Pilots age 40 and older must renew every six months.
- After twelve months, expires to a third class medical if not renewed.
Second Class Medical
- Necessary for commercial pilots, including crop dusting and transporting cargo or passengers for hire.
- Valid for commercial activities for twelve months.
- For recreational pilots under age 40, valid for five years.
- For recreational pilots age 40 and older, valid for two years.
Third Class Medical
- Appropriate for student pilots, recreational pilots, and private pilots flying for pleasure or personal business.
- Valid for 60 months for pilots under age 40.
- Valid for 24 months for pilots age 40 and older.
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This quiz focuses on the requirements and regulations surrounding first class medical certificates for pilots. It covers the validity duration for pilots of different ages and the significance of this certification in exercising airline transport pilot privileges. Test your knowledge on the medical standards necessary for aviation professionals.
