What is the validity period of a DGCA medical certificate for Pilots?
Asked by Mamona Jain
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The validity of a DGCA medical certificate depends on the type of license and the pilot's age. For CPL holders, a Class 1 medical certificate is valid for one year if under 40 years old and six months if over 40.
Private pilots (PPL holders) require a Class 2 medical certificate, which is typically valid for two years. Renewal is necessary to maintain flying privileges.
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