Class 3 Medical Certificate

Fit to Fly: Your Class 3 Medical Guide
For advanced commercial drone ops, a Class 3 Medical Certificate proves you’re ready to command the skies. This FAA standard ensures you’re in top shape to handle your drone fleet, from spraying vast fields to capturing precision imagery. At Drone Spray Pro, we’ll walk you through securing this credential—here’s your flight plan!
How to Get Your Class 3 Medical Certificate
  • Find an AME: Locate an FAA-approved Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) using the FAA’s “Find an AME” tool.
  • Book Your Exam: Schedule a visit—bring ID, glasses/contacts (if needed), and any medical records.
  • Pass the Checkup: The Class 3 exam assesses:
    • Vision (20/40 or better, corrected if necessary)
    • Hearing (conversational level)
    • Overall health (no major issues impacting flight safety)
  • Get Certified: Pass the exam, and your AME issues your Class 3 Medical Certificate—valid for 60 months (under 40) or 24 months (over 40).
  • Keep It Current: Renew as needed to stay flight-ready.
Note: Most Part 107 ops don’t require a medical certificate unless you’re seeking waivers (e.g., beyond visual line of sight). But having one sets you apart as a serious pro—check your use case!
Your Medical Advantage
A Class 3 Medical Certificate isn’t just about compliance—it’s about standing out. It signals to clients that you’re fully equipped for complex missions. Drone Spray Pro provides the resources to make it happen—fly with authority!
Next Steps
  • Find an AME and book your exam now.