Conducting Class 1, 2, and 3 medicals for pilots, air traffic controllers, and cabin crew.

Drawing on extensive experience in aviation medicine, Dr Ameerjan combines professionalism with a supportive approach during assessments. He understands the demands of aviation work and provides a thorough, efficient evaluation that helps applicants feel at ease. His focus extends beyond regulatory compliance, aiming to help you maintain overall health so you can continue to fly or work safely.

The purpose of fitness to fly aims to reduce in-flight medical emergencies, minimise travel disruptions, and ensure safety for all passengers and crew. It refers to the medical, psychological and physiological readiness of an individual to undertake air travel. Fitness to fly is particularly important for people with pre-existing medical conditions, ensuring they travel safely.

We provide tailor made travel advice and immunisations depending on the travel needs.

Fatigue is a state in which mental or physical performance declines because of sleep loss, extended wakefulness, circadian disruption or heavy workload. It can reduce alertness, concentration and decision-making, all of which are critical to aviation safety.

Occupational health focuses on protecting and improving the physical and mental wellbeing of employees. It covers the prevention, assessment and management of work-related illnesses or injuries.

Aviation telehealth uses digital technology to provide certain medical services remotely. This can include consultations, assessments and follow-ups, offering greater convenience and accessibility for aviation professionals.

Coordinating with other specialist healthcare providers if required for assesments