The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) has made a wide range of policy actions in response to the coronavirus pandemic. One such regulatory change was that they announced that they would not take action against pilots whose medical certificates expired between March 31st and June 30th, due to the difficulty of scheduling appointments with certified Aviation Medical Examiners, as well as due to the determination that to do so was to unnecessarily disrupt an already decreased supply of qualified pilots, including the reduced number of personnel available to administer required training, checking, and testing. With the cessation of many non-essential aviation training and testing activities caused by the pandemic, many individuals have been unable to complete certain activities before encountering expiration dates.

This extension has been further extended another three months — until September 30th. However, the FAA encourages airmen to continue taking their medical certification exam with an FAA AME at this time, as regularly required. You can read...

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