How do I book an Aviation Medical Examiner appointment in OUGES?

Aviatr lists 2 certified AMEs in OUGES. Each examiner page shows contact details, accepted medical classes, and links to their booking system.

What happens during a pilot medical examination in OUGES?

Expect a general medical check, vision and hearing tests, cardiovascular screening, blood and urine samples, and a review of your aeromedical history. Class 1 exams include additional cardiology screening.

How much does a pilot medical cost in OUGES?

Costs vary by AME and medical class. Class 2 exams typically cost less than Class 1 exams. Check individual examiner pages for current pricing and appointment availability.

Lekarze lotniczy w OUGES, France

Name: OUGES
Address: OUGES, France

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Last updated: June 6, 2026 Maintained by Aviatr Editorial Team

How do I find an Aviation Medical Examiner in OUGES?

OUGES has 2 certified Aviation Medical Examiners (AMEs) authorised under EASA Part-MED to issue pilot medical certificates in France. Local doctors are approved for both Class 1 medicals (required for commercial pilots, flight instructors, and airline crews) and Class 2 medicals (required for private pilots and recreational fliers), and many practices also offer Class 1 renewals and LAPL medicals.A typical appointment includes a general medical examination, vision and hearing tests, cardiovascular screening, and a review of your aeromedical history. The nearest major airport is — (—), which may be convenient if you are travelling to OUGES for your examination. OUGES also hosts 0 EASA-approved flight schools, so pilots can often combine flight training and medical appointments in the same trip. EASA medical certificates issued in OUGES are valid across all European Union member states for use with EASA-issued pilot licences. Use the directory below to read verified reviews, check appointment availability, and choose an AME for your next medical renewal. Pilots should also carry existing medical records, a valid photo ID, and any current prescription glasses to the appointment — these are standard requirements across EASA Part-MED practices in France.