See a cardiologist (ideally one familiar with, or willing to become familiar with, the CAA requirements) have a consultation, some basic testing (likely including an echocardiogram, a 24hr ECG and an exercise ECG) and assuming all is well, Cardiologist issues report to the AME who will review it against the AVmed regulatory requirements, load it onto the pilots CAA medical record and issue Certificate (with or without restrictions depending on the report/results).
Time to complete, 1-2 weeks, circumstance depending (like covid).
Costs – very locality dependent.
In a nutshell (with my AME and Cardiologist hats on!)
jc
24hr EKG + Exercise EKG would cost about 100€ in Germany, don’t know about the reports to the AME. Any GP can do a 24 hr EKG here, but not all of them do it.
Is there any source to look up the CAA requirements?
Yes the CAA website has the relevant guidance.
In my neck of the woods it would be approx £550 – 600 for the lot (consult + report, echo, tape, treadmill, hospital fees, admin etc etc).
But as I say it’s locality depending.
J
