class 2 medication
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class 2 medication
Hi All,
Does anyone know a place which does class 2 medication in north london ?
do you know the rough cost ?
how long is it valid for , I am 26 and soon may do solo .
many thanks
Does anyone know a place which does class 2 medication in north london ?
do you know the rough cost ?
how long is it valid for , I am 26 and soon may do solo .
many thanks
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Hi Stranger,
This is the link to the CAA website which lists the AME's. You can find one there. Medical Examiners Database Search | Medical | Personal Licences and Training
I paid £90 for my class 2 medical about a month ago. But that was based in Coventry so it may be more expensive for that-there London!
Do remember though that it may cost a little more if you need "extras"! An eye examination may need to be done (although I got mine done for free in Tesco!) and a medical report from a GP may be requested if there are other things to explore. (Again, that cost me an additional £40)
Hope that helps!
Davey
This is the link to the CAA website which lists the AME's. You can find one there. Medical Examiners Database Search | Medical | Personal Licences and Training
I paid £90 for my class 2 medical about a month ago. But that was based in Coventry so it may be more expensive for that-there London!
Do remember though that it may cost a little more if you need "extras"! An eye examination may need to be done (although I got mine done for free in Tesco!) and a medical report from a GP may be requested if there are other things to explore. (Again, that cost me an additional £40)
Hope that helps!
Davey
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just have been phoning around and it ranges from £110 to £300 depending on whom you call.
I found them on CAA website .
What do you consider reasonable price?
I am 26 so not that old and why do you think class 1 is cheaper? class 1 certainly involves more and hence more expensive .
I found them on CAA website .
What do you consider reasonable price?
I am 26 so not that old and why do you think class 1 is cheaper? class 1 certainly involves more and hence more expensive .
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Stranger, rantanplane was joking about a class1 medical.
He was referring to your use of the word "medication" rather than "medical" and likening it to class 1 drug use.
It was actually quite a good joke until I just had to explain it.....
He was referring to your use of the word "medication" rather than "medical" and likening it to class 1 drug use.
It was actually quite a good joke until I just had to explain it.....
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how long is it valid for , I am 26 and soon may do solo .
I think that is up there with "Don't pay up front"
IE: Don't start flying and spend hundreds before you have the medical............
...how long is it valid for , I am 26 and soon may do solo.
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/2499/20140...idityTable.pdf
...ranges from £110 to £300 depending on whom you call.
£110 is very reasonable. £300 is outrageous!
Anywhere between £100 and £160 is reasonable.
I just paid £240 for a Class 1 Medical, so dont pay more than £200 for a Class 2.
MJ
Last edited by Mach Jump; 18th Dec 2014 at 19:05. Reason: Punctuation/grammar
