Aeronautical Medical Examinations
At Clinique Omicron, we offer civil aviation medical examinations to obtain or renew class 1, 2, 3 and 4 medical certificates, in accordance with Transport Canada standards. Whether you're a commercial pilot, a private pilot, an air traffic controller or a student pilot, our team is here to support you rigorously and efficiently in your mandatory medical procedures. Our authorized medical examiners perform all required tests (physical examination, vision, hearing, ECG, urinalysis) on site, in a single appointment, with direct transmission to Transport Canada.
Types of medical examinations
For all profiles
We provide complete care in compliance with Canadian civil aviation standards.
- Airline pilot (Class 1)Comprehensive assessment required for airline pilots. Includes ECG, vision, hearing, urine and thorough medical examination.
- Professional pilot (Class 1)Examination required for holders of non-line professional licenses. Same rigor as Class 1, adapted to commercial functions.
- Flight engineerMedical examination based on class 1 or 2, depending on flight duties. Verification of physical and mental fitness for service on board.
- Air traffic controller (Class 2)Specific assessment including vision, hearing and mental health. Essential for air traffic controllers.
- Student pilot (Class 3 or 4)Basic exam for students in training, adapted to the activity (airplane, glider, microlight). Minimum safety assessment.
- Private pilot (Class 3)Simplified examination, required for non-commercial pilots. Includes visual, physical and routine examination.
- Pilot - GyroplaneDepending on license (recreational or private), requires class 3 or 4. Medical assessment adapted to specific piloting.
- Pilot - Hot-air balloonSimplified evaluation, generally class 4. Aimed at safety on recreational or tourist flights.
- Instructor - Ultra-lightExam by type of equipment and license. Assesses ability to teach in a safe environment.
- Instructor - GliderHealth check-up adapted to non-motorized flight, including vision, hearing and physical assessment.
- Pilot - GliderClass 3 or 4 depending on operating level. Assessment focused on vision, orientation and general fitness.
- Pilot - Ultra-light (Class 4)Basic examination for pilots of ultralight aircraft. Checks minimum safety criteria.
- Leisure driver (Class 4)Designed for non-commercial pilots.
Appointment procedure
At Clinique Omicron, the civil aviation medical examination takes place in two separate appointments, in order to comply with the steps required by Transport Canada to obtain or renew a medical certificate.
1. Meeting with the nurse
During this first clinic visit, the nurse will collect the required medical data:
- Measurement of vital signs (blood pressure, pulse)
- Urinalysis
- Visual test
- Audiogram (if required by class)
- Electrocardiogram (ECG) if indicated by age or type of certificate
2. Meeting with the doctor
At the second appointment, the Transport Canada-certified physician will :
- A complete physical examination
- Validation of the results obtained at the first meeting
- Completing the official form for Transport Canada
Depending on the assessment, a medical certificate may be issued or renewed on site. A temporary certificate may also be issued, depending on the case.
Maintain your medical fitness
Renewing your aviation medical certificate is an essential requirement for maintaining the privileges of your pilot or air traffic controller license. At Clinique Omicron, our authorized civil medical examiners (ACMEs) conduct your assessment in accordance with Transport Canada standards. We're with you every step of the way, providing fast, rigorous and compliant service, including the required examinations (physical exam, vision, audiogram, ECG, etc.) according to your medical class (1, 2, 3 or 4). Ensure regulatory compliance and keep flying safely.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about aviation medical examinations at Clinique Omicron.
Pilots must undergo a complete medical examination, depending on the category of their certificate (1, 2, 3 or 4), including: physical examination, vision, hearing, ECG (if required), urinalysis and medical history. All examinations at Clinique Omicron are conducted in accordance with Transport Canada standards.
Class 1 Professional pilots (airline pilots, commercial pilots)
Class 2 Air traffic controllers, flight engineers
Class 3 : Private pilots
Class 4 Recreational pilots, gliders, ultralights, student pilots
Renewal is a two-step process at Clinique Omicron: a nursing assessment (tests required) followed by a medical appointment. If health status is satisfactory, the certificate is renewed or a temporary certificate is issued.
Class 1 6 to 12 months (depending on age)
Class 3 up to 5 years for under-40s
Class 4 valid for 5 years for under-40s
Validity varies according to age, state of health and category.
No. Civil aviation examinations are not covered. They are fee-based and offered in private clinics.
Previous medical certificate (if applicable)
Photo ID
Glasses (avoid contact lenses)
Updated drug list
Relevant medical records
Schedule two appointments of 30 to 45 minutes each. The entire process is usually completed in less than a week.
Yes, we offer the class 3 and 4 medical examinations required for student, private and recreational pilots.
No. No prior appointment or referral is required. The test is open to all by appointment only.
