At the Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, we provide comprehensive Aviation Medical Examinations, including the Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) Medical Examination and the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Medical Examination.
Led by Dr. Nasra Nassor Omar, an expert in Aerospace Medicine, our Centre ensures pilots, air traffic controllers, and cabin crew meet the highest health and safety standards. Whether complying with TCAA or FAA regulations, our examinations address the unique challenges of aviation, such as altitude and long hours.
With advanced diagnostics and a commitment to safety, we empower aviation professionals to thrive while protecting lives in the air and on the ground.
At the Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, we conduct comprehensive Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority (TCAA) Medical Examinations for pilots, cabin crew, air traffic controllers, and drone pilots. These assessments ensure that aviation professionals meet the highest physical and mental health standards required for their licenses.
Aligned with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) guidelines, these examinations focus on promoting health and safety, ensuring aeromedical personnel are fit to perform their duties.
Height, weight, and BMI evaluation.
Vision tests for acuity, color vision, and depth perception.
Comprehensive physical assessment and mini-mental examination.
Identifying habits that may impact health and safety.
Ensuring optimal blood health.
Screening for diabetes or related conditions.
Assessing kidney function and general health.
Pregnancy testing.
Examining respiratory health.
Checking hearing capacity essential for aviation safety.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Medical Examination is a comprehensive health assessment designed to ensure that aviation personnel meet the rigorous physical and mental fitness standards required for safe and effective performance. At Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, we are designated to perform FAA Medical Examinations for pilots, air traffic controllers, and other aviation professionals.
This examination aligns with FAA regulations, emphasizing the importance of health and safety in aviation operations. The evaluation assesses an individual’s ability to safely perform aviation duties without compromising their health or the safety of others.
A thorough evaluation of the individual’s medical history, including any previous illnesses, surgeries, medications, and family history.
Height, weight, and Body Mass Index (BMI) calculations to ensure physical fitness.
Tests for visual acuity, Color vision, and depth perception, ensuring the applicant meets FAA vision standards.
Audiometric assessment to confirm normal hearing levels essential for communication in aviation environments.
Evaluation of heart health, including checking for hypertension, arrhythmias, and other cardiac conditions.
Screening for neurological conditions that could impair performance, including coordination, reflexes, and mental alertness.
Lung function assessment to ensure adequate oxygenation at altitude.
Screening for mental health conditions, stress management, and overall psychological well-being.
Urinalysis: Testing for glucose, protein, and other indicators of systemic health.
Blood Tests: Screening for hemoglobin levels, blood sugar, and other relevant parameters.
Assessing lung and respiratory health to rule out conditions like tuberculosis or other pulmonary disorders.
Additional assessments based on the individual’s medical history or specific aviation roles.
The FAA Medical Examination offers three classes of certification, depending on the applicant’s role:
1. First-Class: Required for airline transport pilots; the highest medical standard.
2. Second-Class: Required for commercial pilots.
3. Third-Class: Required for private pilots and recreational aviators.
At Aerospace Medical and Training Centre, our experienced and FAA-designated Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs) are committed to providing thorough, accurate, and efficient examinations. We ensure compliance with FAA standards, promoting safety and excellence in aviation.
