CACI is an acronym for Conditions AMEs Can Issue.  It represents a group of medical conditions that in mild forms, the  FAA requires a minimal amount of medical documentation for medical certification (as opposed to more complex medical conditions that the FAA requires substantial documentation).  If the documentation is presented and demonstrates a qualified conditional status, the AME is able to issue the medical certificate, if the pilot is otherwise qualified during the flight physical.

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In all medical cases the FAA wants to know three basic things:

1. Is the condition stable?

2. Is the pilot being treated with any medications?  If so, what are they, their doses, the frequency taken, and is the pilot experiencing any side effects

3. Does the treating provider recommend any changes to the treatment regimen?

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The worksheets presented on this page generally include the basic requested information as well as additional condition-specific information.

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How to use the worksheets:

Please do this PRIOR TO YOUR FLIGHT PHYSICAL. 

1. Find the appropriate condition below

2. Download and print the worksheet

3. Present the worksheet to your treating provider for completion.  YOUR TREATING PROVIDER IS TO COMPLETE THE WORKSHEET. 

4. Provide the completed worksheet to Flight Med by:

   • Bringing the completed worksheet to your flight physical or

   • Emailing the completed worksheet to flightmedmd@gmail.com or

   • Having your provider fax the completed worksheet to Flight Med at 210-640-1938.

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You can download and/or print the worksheet by clicking on the PDF button to the right of the listed conditions shown below.  If your condition does not meet any criteria listed below, please speak with Dr. Olson at 414-419-3300.