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Pilots in Command

April 3, 2020/8 Comments/in Uncategorized /by admin

pilot in command — Flying left seat is where it’s at!

This section is for pilots in command. If you are a pilot who has lost control due to a medical certification issue usually Pilot Medical Solutions can help. If you or someone you know need help to get back in the left seat … Read More

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The professionals at Pilot Medical Solutions provide superior, pilot-focused services and help during your time of need. I would, without hesitation, recommend their services to an airman in need.

Anthony Ison
November 16, 2017

Pilot Medical Solutions is a great resource for anyone with medical issues in the aviation community. They have years of experience in dealing with the FAA and know what to do when there’s a problem with getting your medical squared away. The staff are fantastic, and I can personally say that the owner is a great guy that truly cares about the aviation community and really helping people get back in the pilot’s seat. I would not hesitate to recommend this company. You will not be disappointed!

Michael Richert
February 4, 2020

While I have a fairly common medical issue, the FAA mountain seemed like an impossible climb. I read lots information on my condition, I called AOPA. I talked to an AME. I talked to friends. It seemed like an impossible situation when the FAA denied my 2nd Class Medical. I called OK City FAA and could never get through. And then I found Amanda at Pilot Medical Solutions. Guiding me through the process, identifying the necessary tests, documents, results and letters, I now have my special issuance and can fly once again! Thank you Amanda, thank you Pilot Medical Solutions for offering this extremely valuable service to pilots in need. I couldn't be happier.

robert huffman
June 18, 2020

Pilot Medical Solutions calmed my fears and quickly delivered FAA medical certification results. I highly recommend this company to anyone needing help with the FAA.

Donald Mirabeau
January 3, 2020