Which organization reviews flight physicals?

• A. U.S. Army Aeromedical Facility
• B. Army Medical Command
• C. Army Aeromedical Activity (AAMA)
• D. Aeromedical Review Board

Answer: (C)

The key idea is that centralized aeromedical processing for Army aviators is handled by the Army Aeromedical Activity. This office is responsible for reviewing flight physicals, certifying medical readiness for flight, and managing waivers or special determinations as needed. After a flight physical is completed by the examining flight surgeon, the documentation goes to AAMA for a centralized review to ensure consistency with aviation medical standards and to determine if the aircrew member is medically fit for flight duties.

Other options operate at broader or different levels. The Army Medical Command provides general medical support across the Army rather than the specialized, aviation-focused review of flight physicals. The Aeromedical Review Board handles specific adjudications on particular cases or waivers rather than routine review of every flight physical. The U.S. Army Aeromedical Facility isn't the central reviewer for flight physicals.