Thomas M Rosenthal
Aviation medical examiner in Easton, MD; Salisbury, MD: a doctor the FAA has designated to give pilots the medical examinations their certificates need.
Easton Airport Terminal Office as the FAA lists it
- Address
- 29137 Newnam Rd., Unit 1
Easton, MD 21601 - Telephone
- (410) 860-8446
- [email protected]
- Nearest airport
- Easton/Newnam Field ESN
Salisbury Wicomico Regional Airport as the FAA lists it
- Address
- 5385 Airport Road
Salisbury, MD 21804 - Telephone
- (410) 860-8446
- [email protected]
- Nearest airport
- Salisbury-Ocean City Wicomico Regional SBY
Before you book
- Fill in the FAA's online application, MedXPress, and bring the confirmation number. You have 60 days from then to see the doctor.
- Ask the fee when you call: examiners set their own.
- If you're aiming for an airline career, ask whether they give first-class examinations.
- If you have a health condition or take regular medicine, ask what records to bring.
Other aviation medical examiners nearby within fifty nautical miles
- Beth Erin Cunningham · Annapolis, MD (25 nm)
- Lee Malcolm Marks · Annapolis, MD (25 nm)
- Thomas F Hattar · Annapolis, MD (25 nm)
- Timothy Craig Romanoski · Annapolis, MD (25 nm)
- Perry R Weisman · Pasadena, MD (28 nm)
- Charles Judge · Prince Frederick, MD (30 nm)
- Anil Nms Chopra · Glen Burnie, MD (34 nm)
- Joseph Michael Parise · Dover, DE (34 nm)
- Matthew Thomas Caddell · Milford, DE (34 nm)
- Philemon Parker Bailey · Georgetown, DE (34 nm)
- Robert J Masone · Dover, DE (34 nm)
- Francesco Grasso · Middle River, MD (36 nm)
Every FAA examiner near Easton/Newnam Field: 13 pilot examiners, 32 medical examiners.
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