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Cabin crew and seafarers medical examinations

Cabin crew and seafarers medical examinations

At our centre, we offer medical examinations for cabin crew, parachutists as well as seafarers.

Medical examinations for cabin crew are vital for ensuring the safety and health in air traffic. The examination is intended for pilots, cabin crew and other individuals working in the aviation industry.

Why is such an exam important?

Cabin crew is exposed to specific working conditions, such as pressure changes, time differences, and long periods of work in confined spaces. Via regular medical examinations, it can be ensured that staff is in peak condition, contributing to passenger safety and the smooth flight operations.


We offer medical examinations for cabin crew, specifically Class 1 and 3 (medical certificate renewals) and Class 2,  cabin crew and parachutists (initial examinations and medical certificate renewals).



At our centre, we offer medical examinations for cabin crew, parachutists as well as seafarers.


Authorised doctor for cabin crew examinations: Sara Masnik, MD, occupational, traffic, and sports medicine specialist.



For more information send us an e-mail at: 

mdps@aristotel.si

Or call us at: 

+386 (0)7 49 03 000


What is required for the examination?


 - Health insurance card and valid personal identification card or passport

- Medical record or general physician certificate attesting to the health status (order on time with your selected physician at least 7 days before the scheduled appointment) If you do not have a GP in Slovenia, you should obtain a health status certificate from a GP in your home country

- Any new medical reports from specialists that you keep with you

-Glasses/contact lenses if you use them along with the most recent ophthalmologist's report (if kept on your person)

Arrive to the exam on an EMPTY stomach, having fasted at least 6 to 8 hours (you may take regular medication), only ingest water or unsweetened tea. If arriving for a checkup between 12PM and 4PM, do not eat or drink sugary drinks for at least 6 hours. During your menstrual period, submitting a urine sample is not possible. Female patients are requested to reschedule their appointment in case of ongoing menstrual period.

Sara Masnik, MD

Sara Masnik, MD

Specialist in occupational, traffic and sports medicine

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