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How to Track Pilot Medical Certificates Under Part 135 Without Spreadsheet Errors

A practical tracking method for Class 1, 2, and 3 certificate expiries across mixed pilot rosters.

Navlyt Editorial TeamNavlyt Editorial TeamNavlytPublished 3/21/2026Updated 3/21/20267 min read
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How to Track Pilot Medical Certificates Under Part 135 Without Spreadsheet Errors

Where medical tracking fails in small operations

Failures usually come from scattered files, manual due-date calculations, and no escalation path when a pilot nears expiry.

If you are already tightening training controls, pair this with our crew training requirements guide.

A tracking model that scales

Track class, issue date, expiry date, role restrictions, and assigned aircraft in one record. Build alert thresholds at 90, 30, and 7 days.

Use Navlyt Compliance to automatically surface expiring records and prevent dispatch assignment drift.

Tip

Store a verification date and reviewer name with each medical update.

Audit evidence and retrieval

Evidence should include current certificate file, review log, and any temporary limitations. Keep one-click retrieval by pilot profile.

Run monthly evidence sampling to ensure every active pilot has complete records.

Compliance warning

A valid certificate without traceable evidence can still create inspection findings.

Rollout plan in 14 days

Week one: migrate all active pilots and validate dates. Week two: enable alerts, assign owners, and test dispatch controls.

You can implement this with a pilot group first from the Navlyt trial page before scaling to the full roster.

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Key takeaways

  • Centralize medical records with structured fields.
  • Automate 90/30/7-day alerts and escalation ownership.
  • Keep verification logs with each record update.
  • Sample evidence monthly to keep inspection readiness high.

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Navlyt Editorial Team

Navlyt Editorial Team

Navlyt

Written by the Navlyt team. Guides reference the specific regulations they discuss and are general information, not legal or regulatory advice — confirm requirements for your operation with your FSDO or compliance officer.

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