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Aviation medical examiners in Austin, TX

Austin has eight examiners on the FAA's list as read on 2 October 2026. Six of the eight do first-class exams, and one is on the FAA's HIMS list. The nearest airports are Austin-Bergstrom International (KAUS) and Austin Executive (KEDC). Call an examiner to ask about appointments; the FAA's list does not say who is taking them.

examiners in Austin
8
do first-class exams
6
on the FAA's HIMS list
1
within 35 miles of KAUS
9

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Examiners in Austin

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Questions pilots ask

Is there a HIMS examiner in Austin?

Yes. Louis Andrew Davenport at Texas AME - Austin is on the FAA's HIMS list.

Do all the examiners in Austin do first-class exams?

Six of the eight do classes 1, 2 and 3. Carl Bischoff and Robert Lee Ashley do classes 2 and 3 only.

How do I book?

Call the office. The FAA's list does not say who is taking appointments. Fill in MedXPress before the visit and bring the confirmation number.

Answers come from the FAA's list of examiners as read on 2 October 2026.

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About this list

Ratings come from pilots' reviews. We read each review before it goes on the site, but we can't confirm what it says.

Distances are straight-line, not driving distance, to the office's address or, where the address could not be placed, to the middle of its ZIP code.

Airports are from the FAA's airport data (the NASR 28-day subscription) effective 1 October 2026: public-use airports with a control tower or a Part 139 certificate.

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