Dr Leon Stesin is qualified to perform Class 1, 2, and 3 aviation medicals for pilots, trainee pilots, air traffic controllers, and flying instructors. He holds a Graduate Certificate in Aviation Medicine and maintains ongoing professional development in the field to meet the standards required for this specialised area of practice.Aviation medicals must be conducted by doctors with specific postgraduate training in aviation medicine, ensuring they are equipped to assess fitness to fly in line with regulatory requirements.
Booking your appointment
You must provide your Aviation Reference Number (ARN) when you book. If you do not have an ARN, please contact CASA (Civil Aviation Safety Authority).
Please allow for a 2 hour window when booking this appointment. Before making your appointment you must register online at CASA
What the test consists of
An aviation medical consists of various tests such as:
- Urinalysis
- Blood pressure tests
- Eye examination
- Hearing tests
- Cholesterol level test
- Blood sugar tests
- ECG (Heart)
As well as the medical tests, you’ll also talk about any existing health conditions so that the examiner can understand how these affect you, and how they may impact your ability to fly.
What do I need to bring to the aviation medical?
- ID (passport, drivers license etc)
- Aviation Reference Number
- Any prescription eyewear
- Relevant medical records
- Any results of sight or hearing tests
- Copies of any relevant prescriptions
