Singapore legislation
Regulation 11
of Air Navigation (67 — Aviation Medical Certification) Regulations 2026
Regulation 11
Aeromedical review, etc.
Subregulation 1
A holder of an aviation medical certificate must undergo —
an aeromedical review, conducted in accordance with the requirements in Aviation Specifications 8, by a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner for the purpose of —
monitoring the holder’s physical and mental conditions, as may be required under the conditions or limitations endorsed on the aviation medical certificate;
ascertaining whether the holder’s medical fitness has decreased to an extent that would render the holder unable to safely exercise any functions or privileges under any licence held by the holder; or
in the case where the holder is deemed to be in a DMF state, ascertaining whether the holder is fit to resume exercising the functions and privileges under each licence held by the holder; and
any other medical examination that the Director‑General of Civil Aviation requires.
Subregulation 2
To avoid doubt, an aeromedical review conducted by a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner includes any medical examination conducted by another person as long as the results of that medical examination are evaluated by the Designated Aviation Medical Examiner for the purposes of the aeromedical review.