Civil Aviation Medical Examinations
Our civil aviation examiners are seeing pilots in-person and not virtually. Dr. Jeremy Fong and Dr. Fay Zhu are currently accepting new aviation patients, and doing renewals for pilots.
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We gladly see patients for category 1, 2, and 3 exams.
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No walk-ins, we only see booked patients.
FAQs
1 / How do I book an appointment?
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Call our business office at 905-844-8001 during office hours from Monday to Friday
2 / What do I need to do to prepare for my appointment?
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We will e-mail you a COVID screening questionnaire
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Please arrive 10 minutes early as you will need time for paperwork / registration. If you arrive late, your appointment will have to be rebooked.
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If you wear glasses / contact lenses, please bring them
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If you already have an aviation license, please bring your booklet / license
3 / What type of tests will I need?
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Every patient undergoes a history and physical exam, and depending on your personal circumstances, you may need a urine test, ECG (both can be done in the lab downstairs), or hearing test (there is an audiologist in our building)
4/ Can you renew a FAA (American) aviation license?
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Sorry, but none of our examiners are qualified to do this
5/ How long does it take to get a license for a new applicant?
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As soon as you finish your tests, we submit your application to Transport Canada headquarters at North York, and one of the regional medical officers there has to approve your application.
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Our clinic is not the site responsible for approving new licenses. There are significant backlogs at Transport Canada headquarters and the wait-time is typically over 4 months.
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if you have questions about your application, you should contact the Transport Canada Ontario regional office directly at 416-952-0562