Rule 39B of the Aircraft Rules, 1937 regarding Medical Standards of flight crew stipulates that no license or rating required for any of the personnel of the aircraft shall be issued or renewed unless the applicant undergoes a medical examination with an approved medical authority and satisfies the medical standards as notified by the Director General of Civil Aviation In India."
As described by the DGCA, Supreme Aviation is fully aware of and strictly follows the medical standards. After all, these are put into force for our as well as every individual's safety.
Collaboration with the desired Medical Center enables Supreme and its clients to smoothly proceed and fulfill the requirements. Relations with the DGCA and DGCA certified doctors allow us to fast pace the work and keep our clients going.
Medical requirements are divided into class 1 & class 2, the class 2 is primarily a physical examination, whereas in a class 1 examination an ECG, audiogram, blood lipids test and specialist eye examination is also undertaken. In both classes, Medical exams usually become more exacting as you grow older.
Class 2 Medicals involve following tests :
1. Blood CBC
2. Urine Routine
3. Chest X-Ray
4. E.C.G.
5. Audiometry
6. E.E.G. ( Optional for class 2 ).
Class I Medical centers
Class II Medical Examiners
