Please click here to access the AAME online membership system for membership registration for the period of 1st June 2021 – 31 May 2022.
You are able to pay for membership fees and Suitable Person/Appraisal service here. If you have any problems registering, please contact Administration in the first instance at aame@3dperformance.co.uk
We look forward to welcoming you to the Association of Aeromedical Examiners!
General advice
Specific requirements (minimums) – for further Pandemic concessions talk to your Appraiser
Last year’s Scientific Meeting seems a lifetime ago given the extraordinary events of the last twelve months and the devastation that Covid-19 has wrought on the aviation industry and our pilot colleagues.
As a result, we carefully considered the merits of postponing the meeting until later in the year, but given the ongoing uncertainty in how the pandemic may continue to unfold, decided that an online meeting would be a prudent move. We now have great pleasure in inviting you to the Association of Aviation Medical Examiners’ Annual Scientific Meeting to be held virtually on Saturday 6th March 2021, with the invaluable and ongoing administrative assistance of 3D Performance.
Click here to book your place for the AAME 41st Annual Scientific Meeting
Please click here to access the AAME online membership system for membership registration for the period of 1st June 2020 – 31 May 2021.
You are able to pay for membership fees and Suitable Person/Appraisal service here. If you have any problems registering, please contact Administration in the first instance at aame@3dperformance.co.uk
We look forward to welcoming you to the Association of Aeromedical Examiners!
As per the CAA’s email today, the CAA’s exemption notice allowing extensions to Class 1 and Class 3 medical certificates can be found here http://publicapps.caa.co.uk/modalapplication.aspx?appid=11&mode=detail&id=9513
| February 2020 update Dear AME community, In our last update we mentioned some of the challenges we have faced especially in relation to the certification module. The project team are continuing to work closely with RioMed in testing the product and resolving issues. Whilst we are pleased to say we are making progress, this has been slower than anticipated and we are still in the System Verification Testing phase. Detailed work is in progress on the MARS data mapping and migration plans and in finalising the procedures for providing access to Cellma for applicants and non-CAA users via the CAA Portal. The communications, business change and training plans are being finalised and we have started a programme of engagement with key external stakeholders including commercial airlines and helicopter operators, Air Traffic Control providers, General Aviation organisations and trades unions. Cellma will only be launched once we are satisfied that we can provide a stable product that is fit for purpose. Please find the Medical System Replacement Project’s latest activities and progress report below: Activities in progress: Revision of project delivery plans with an anticipated launch in Q3 2020 Continuation of System Verification testing (SVT), and preparations for User Acceptance Testing (UAT) Instructions on how and when non-CAA users (AMEs, AME staff and external cardiologists) should apply for a CAA portal account and request user access to Cellma will be communicated when the systems are ready and CAA staff have received any necessary training Roll-out of the communications plans, with current focus on key large external stakeholders Development of the training programme and guidance materials Upcoming activities: Once SVT testing is completed and we are satisfied that the functional requirements have been met, the CAA project team will recommence User Acceptance Testing (UAT). AMEs who previously undertook UAT training will be invited to participate again. We will provide as much notice as possible as to when this will take place, as well as the input that will be required Volunteer Pilot and ATCO applicants will also be involved in UAT for their feedback on the user-experience without specific system training. The team will be in touch with further updates and actions as required. Kind regards, Medical System Replacement Project Team |
We have great pleasure in inviting you to the Association of Aviation Medical Examiners’ 40th Annual Scientific Meeting to be held over the weekend of 6-8thMarch 2020.
As this is our 40thAnniversary as an Association, we were keen to hold the meeting at a location with a strong aviation link, and the rich aerospace history of the city of Bristol fitted that bill. The conference will be held at Aerospace Bristol, overlooking the old Filton Airfield, in a comfortable lecture theatre located just off the museum’s Concorde Hall.
The conference hotel and 40th Anniversary celebration Gala Dinner will be held at the Bristol Marriot Royal, located on College Green in the centre of Bristol.
Please note the content of this email from Stuart Mitchell
From: Mitchell Stuart
Subject: RE: UK AMEs and EASA certs during Brexit transition period
Date: 31 January 2020 at 12:19:53 GMT
To: Helen Hoar
Dear Helen,
I am told by our Corp Comms Department that the UK CAA website will be updated later today.
In short, the UK remains in the EASA system of mutual acceptance of AME/AeMC Authorisations and Medical Certificates at least until the end of the transition period.
Kind regards,
Stuart