An alcohol related driving offense MUST be reported on the FAA 8500 Application for Airman or Student Airman’s Certificate. Unlike the 60 day report, the disclosure on the FAA 8500 Application requires more information and supplemental documentation including an explanation of the circumstances surrounding the offense and pertinent police reports and court records. The FAA Security Division will check and verify the information that the airman gives against State and National Driver’s Registries. If you have questions about DUI and FAA Medical Certificates…
Aviation attorneys at the Barnett Law Offices deliver outstanding legal services, listen to your needs and goals, and keep you informed. If you would like to talk with one of our aviation attorneys, please call us at (800) 578-5512 or write to us using our contact form.
How Our Aviation Attorneys Can Help.
Barnett Law Offices can provide pre-submission consultation with the pilot that includes a discussion of the proper and accepted reporting requirements. We make sure that the airman provides all of the pertinent information to avoid the strict consequences (that can include suspension or revocation of a medical certificate, fines, and criminal prosecution) that stem from incorrect or false statements in support of an application for a medical certificate. So, if you have questions about DUI and FAA Medical Certificates, contact our pilot lawyers at 800-578-5512.
