Formed as a corporation in 1932 it maintains the enthusiasm of the pioneers that were there at the beginning of flights history. Throughout the years its members have served with honor in each war, in peace time its members still serve in the military, work a s commercial civilian pilots. As it has from the beginning, the Club is committed to the adventuring spirit of general aviation. Induction into the club requires a unanimous vote of all attending members.
Membership is both an honor and a distinction.
I encourage any pilot to find out more. The AME is the key player in medical certification. Some will defer applicants for even simple medical problems rather than expend the time and effort needed to assist pilots beyond the initial medical exam. An interested AME who is familiar with the requirements and expectations of the FAA aero medical regulations can work with the pilot and the FAA to obtain certification for even the less than perfect physical examination. Aggressive and interested AMEs are best found by word of mouth.