ED Decision 2019/002/R
(a) An AeMC or AME may refer the decision on fitness of an applicant to the medical assessor of the licensing authority in borderline cases or where fitness is in doubt.
(b) In cases where a fit assessment may only be considered with a limitation, the AeMC, AME, GMP or the medical assessor of the licensing authority should evaluate the medical condition of the applicant in consultation with flight operations and other experts, if necessary.
(c) Initial application of limitations
(1) The limitations TML, VDL, VML, VNL and VCL, as listed in AMC2 MED.B.001(a), may be imposed by an AME or an AeMC for class 1, class 2, and LAPL medical certificates, or a GMP for LAPL medical certificates.
(2) All other limitations listed in AMC2 MED.B.001(a) should only be imposed:
(i) for class 1 medical certificates, by the medical assessor of the licensing authority where a referral is required according to MED.B.001;
(ii) for class 2 medical certificates, by the AME or AeMC in consultation with the medical assessor of the licensing authority where consultation is required according to MED.B.001;
(iii) for LAPL medical certificates, by an AME or AeMC.
(d) Removal of limitations
(1) For class 1 medical certificates, all limitations should only be removed by the medical assessor of the licensing authority.
(2) For class 2 medical certificates, limitations may be removed by the medical assessor of the licensing authority or by an AeMC or AME in consultation with the medical assessor of the licensing authority.
(3) For LAPL medical certificates, limitations may be removed by an AeMC or AME.
EASA AMC1 MED.B.001 outlines who may impose or remove medical certificate limitations, including TML, VDL, VML, VNL, and VCL, and when referral or consultation with the licensing authority's medical assessor is required.
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