EASA Class 2 aeromedical examination

Are you a private pilot (PPL), glider pilot flying outside Europe (SPL) or balloon pilot (BPL)? Then you need an EASA Class 2 medical certificate to fly recreationally.

Eye test with a vision tester

EASA Class 2 fees

All fees exclude 21% VAT.

Initial examination

€310

More about the initial examination

All tests:

  • height and weight measurement
  • urine test
  • blood pressure measurement
  • haemoglobin test
  • visual acuity test
  • colour vision test for IFR
  • lensometry (measuring your glasses)
  • ENT examination
  • physical examination
  • audiometry for IFR
  • ECG

Revalidation/renewal

€195

More about revalidation/renewal

The basic tests:

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

Additional tests if required:

  • audiometry for IFR
  • ECG

10% discount for flying club members

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

Important information

  • Initial examination: approx. 1 hour
  • Revalidation/renewal: approx. 1 hour
  • Preparation: you may eat and drink
  • Additional costs: €125 per hour (excl. VAT) if the doctor has to carry out extra work after your visit

How does the examination work?

  1. Identification & registration

    • Check of your ID/passport
    • Scan of your medical certificate & licence (if applicable)
  2. Medical history

    You complete a digital health declaration.

  3. Additional tests (if needed)

    ECG, audiogram, eye examination.

  4. Physical examination

    Carried out by an Aeromedical Examiner (AME).

  5. Assessment & certification

    • With a normal result, you receive your certificate straight away
    • If there are medical findings, further consultation may be needed

How do you book an EASA Class 2 examination?

Our medical examination assesses whether you meet the safety standards for aviation.

  • No medical findings? Then you receive your certificate straight away.
  • A medical condition or taking medication? Our AME (Aeromedical Examiner) assesses, if necessary in consultation with the Dutch Human Environment and Transport Inspectorate (ILT) or another European CAA, whether you can be certified with a limitation.

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.