Dr. Charles Lowrey, M.D. provides FAA medical exams for pilots in Ohio, including Class II and Class III medical examinations at Niss Aviation FBO in Mansfield.
Simple, transparent pricing for Class II and Class III certificates, with straightforward guidance for commercial and general aviation pilots.
For commercial pilots flying for hire.
For general aviation pilots.
All applicants after 01/01/2025 are required to have an online color vision test, per the FAA. This test is only for new applicants who have never had color screening before, all others have been grandfathered in.
Dr. Lowrey is a board-certified anesthesiologist specializing in Adult Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology. He earned his medical degree from Wright State University in 2015, completed his anesthesiology residency and cardiothoracic fellowship at the University of Kentucky, and holds an MPH from the University of Cincinnati.
Complete MedXpress before your appointment and bring the information your AME will need to review.
Fill out your FAA application before the appointment, including medical history information from throughout your life.
Write down or print your MedXpress confirmation number. You will need it at your AME appointment.
Bring valid photo ID, glasses or contacts if used, and any FAA-requested medical documentation.
Your application is reviewed with you at the appointment before it is submitted to the FAA.
After your appointment, a certificate is issued if requirements are met. Some applications may be deferred to the FAA for follow-up.
If the AME requests additional records before issuing your certificate, you have one week to retrieve and submit the requested information to the AME. After that, the medical application will be submitted to the FAA.
