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14 CFR Ch. I (1–1–19 Edition)

§ 61.23

(A) Comply with all medical require-

ments or restrictions associated with
his or her U.S. driver’s license;

(B) At any point after July 14, 2006,

have held a medical certificate issued
under part 67 of this chapter;

course set forth in § 68.3 of this chapter
during the 24-calendar months before
acting as pilot in command in an oper-
ation conducted under § 61.113(i) and re-
tain a certification of course comple-
tion in accordance with § 68.3(b)(1) of
this chapter;

(D) Receive a comprehensive medical

examination from a State-licensed
physician during the 48 months before
acting as pilot in command of an oper-
ation conducted under § 61.113(i) and
that medical examination is conducted
in accordance with the requirements in
part 68 of this chapter; and

(E) If the individual has been diag-

nosed with any medical condition that
may impact the ability of the indi-

vidual to fly, be under the care and
treatment of a State-licensed physi-
cian when acting as pilot in command
of an operation conducted under
§ 61.113(i).

(ii) The most recently issued medical

certificate—

(A) May include an authorization for

special issuance;

(B) May be expired; and
(C) Cannot have been suspended or

revoked.

(iii) The most recently issued Au-

thorization for a Special Issuance of a
Medical Certificate cannot have been
withdrawn; and

(iv) The most recent application for

an airman medical certificate sub-
mitted to the FAA cannot have been
completed and denied.

(d)

Duration of a medical certificate.

Use the following table to determine
duration for each class of medical cer-
tificate:

If you hold

And on the
date of
examination
for your most
recent med-
ical certificate
you were

And you are conducting an operation
requiring

Then your medical certificate expires, for that
operation, at the end of the last day of the

(1) A first-class

medical cer-
tificate.

(i) Under age

40.

an airline transport pilot certificate for pilot-in-

command privileges, or for second-in-com-
mand privileges in a flag or supplemental
operation in part 121 requiring three or
more pilots.

12th month after the month of the date of ex-