EASA cabin crew medical examination

Cabin crew members must be in good health for their own safety and that of their colleagues and the general public. The EASA cabin crew medical examination is intended to assess your health, abilities and limitations, so that duties on board can be carried out safely.

Cabin crew on board an aircraft

EASA cabin crew fees

All fees exclude 21% VAT.

Initial examination

€250

More about the initial examination

The cabin crew medical consists of:

  • weight and height measurement
  • urine test
  • blood pressure measurement
  • blood test
  • visual acuity test
  • lensometry (measuring your glasses)
  • ENT (ear, nose and throat) examination
  • physical examination
  • audiometry
  • ECG, depending on your age
  • tympanometry

Revalidation/renewal

€195

More about the revalidation/renewal examination

The cabin crew medical consists of:

  • weight and height measurement
  • urine test
  • blood pressure measurement
  • blood test
  • visual acuity test
  • lensometry (measuring your glasses)
  • ENT (ear, nose and throat) examination
  • physical examination

Additional tests if required:

  • audiometry
  • ECG

10% discount for flying club members

Members of an affiliated flying club receive a 10% discount on all aeromedical examinations.

Meeting safe medical standards

If there are no findings (medical indications), the AME (Aeromedical Examiner) can issue the cabin crew medical report as soon as you are found fit. If you do not fully meet the requirements, the doctor must decide (in consultation with the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate, ILT, if necessary) whether you can perform the role. The AME can then issue the cabin crew medical report with a limitation.

How does the EASA cabin crew medical work?

After you check in at reception, we scan your ID/passport, cabin crew medical report and Cabin Crew Attestation, if you have them. You then complete the digital application form about your medical history. The AME will give you a physical examination. If you have, or have had, a medical condition, bring documentation from your specialist or GP. If required, the AME will consult your Licensing Authority on whether the documents describe your condition sufficiently and flight safety is not compromised. If you need an interim assessment during the validity of your medical report because of decreased fitness (see the back of your medical report), you must book an appointment with us yourself. For this we charge an hourly rate of €125 excl. VAT. If there are no findings (medical indications), the AME can issue the cabin crew medical report as soon as you are found fit. Your initial cabin crew medical takes about 1.5 hours; a revalidation/renewal takes about 1 hour.

Ready to request your examination?

Request your appointment online; for revalidations you can often be seen within a few days. Any questions? Call us on +31 (0)85 022 0118.