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14 CFR Part 67

Certificate classes

These headings are statutory classes, not screening scores. Choosing a class only sets context for reading published FAA material. Standards live in Part 67. Decisions live with an AME and the FAA.

14 CFR Part 67 Subpart B

First-class

Airline transport context

First-class standards are the strictest vision, hearing, and cardiovascular monitoring rules of the three classes. A published CACI still has to be read against first-class items.

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14 CFR Part 67 Subpart C

Second-class

Commercial operations context

Second-class is the usual context for commercial privileges. Published pathways are not ranked by class in this tool; class notes appear on the result when they exist.

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14 CFR Part 67 Subpart D

Third-class

Student, private, and recreational context

Third-class is the usual student and private context. This site does not determine whether a given operation requires a class of certificate.

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14 CFR Part 68

BasicMed

Not a Part 67 medical certificate

BasicMed is a separate statute. Some conditions that required a special issuance still constrain BasicMed. This tool does not determine BasicMed eligibility.

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Official text: 14 CFR Part 67 · 14 CFR Part 68 (BasicMed)