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Sport Pilot Medical Certification

Info for Sport Pilots - FAQs

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If I will only be exercising sport pilot privileges, do I need to renew an FAA medical certificate I now possess when it expires?

Response by the Federal Air Surgeon

No. You may use your current and valid U.S. driver's license to exercise sport pilot privileges; however, you must hold the required, valid FAA airman medical certificate if you wish to exercise private pilot (or higher) privileges. Also, if you are personally aware of an illness, then you have a duty to self-restrict from flying, and if there is any doubt, find and consult an AME.


For more FAA information on the Sport Pilot Certification, please contact the FAA directly:

Federal Aviation Administration
Ultralight CAMI, AAM-300
P.O. Box 26080
Oklahoma City, OK 73125

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