FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: Picking a provider for a visit now shows the ones you've seen most recently at the top, with the date of your last visit to each. FAA Reference search now lists the FAA tables that actually match what you typed, instead of every table on the same FAA page. Search for blood in urine and you get Hematuria. The MedXPress autofill setup steps match today's Safari on iPhone and iPad: where the extensions button is, what the extension is called, and which button to pick when Safari asks. The intro's setup buttons are easier to read, and the app is ready for iPhone Duo.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: - Special Issuance reminders and change alerts open the item they are about. - Archive something by mistake? Tap Undo. - Misspell a medication? The app suggests the right name. - Search by type: muscle relaxers, statin, BP med. - Answer Yes on Item 18, or search a condition like GERD, to see the FAA's own tables. - Health syncs on its own, plus fixes for MedXPress, document scans and the CMEC preview.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: - Medication details now read like the FAA's MedGuide: the status, then the wait after the first dose, after each dose and after stopping. - When another FAA page gives its own wait, it shows separately with its date and a link to that page.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: - Medication info now follows the FAA's new MedGuide (October 1), with wait times for 46 common medications. - FAA medication details are easier to read.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: - Adding a provider at a clinic you've already saved? Start typing the clinic name or street and tap the suggestion to fill in the whole address. - Fixes so what you type is what saves: dates, medication names, and Item 18 explanations. - Special Issuance alerts and your next due date now show on Home.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: - Antidepressant (SSRI) Special Issuance checklist rebuilt from current FAA documents. Check flagged items against your letter. - In the HIMS program? Turn it on in Profile and HIMS comes first in Special Issuance. - HIMS checklist items now say how often each report is due. - About now includes the 988 crisis line.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: Save your MedXPress confirmation number right from Safari when you submit. It shows on your Home screen ready to copy for your AME, and it prints on your Share with my AME packet. New App Clip: anyone can check when an FAA medical expires from a link, without installing the app. Same 14 CFR 61.23 math as the app.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: Save your MedXPress confirmation number right from Safari when you submit. It shows on your Home screen ready to copy for your AME, and it prints on your Share with my AME packet. "I got a new medical" is now right on your certificate card. Medication lookup adds Dramamine, Unisom and three more over-the-counter antihistamines.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: Save your MedXPress confirmation number right from Safari when you submit. It shows on your Home screen ready to copy for your AME, and it prints on your Share with my AME packet. Special Issuance checklist items now show a short name instead of a full paragraph of FAA text.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: Save your MedXPress confirmation number right from Safari when you submit. It shows on your Home screen ready to copy for your AME, and it prints on your Share with my AME packet. Special Issuance checklist items now show a short name instead of a full paragraph of FAA text.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. New: the EKG card tells you whether one is expected at your next Class 1 exam, and the countdown widget now counts calendar months.

FAA Reference, MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance and BasicMed, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud. FAA Reference search now picks up new material without an app update.

MedXPress autofill, certificate dates, Item 18, Special Issuance, and BasicMed — on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Records stay on your device and your own iCloud. FAA Reference search now picks up new material without an app update.

FAA Reference search now finds new material as soon as it reaches your device. Reference content updates on its own, without an app update. Search had only been looking at the copy that shipped inside the app, so anything added after you installed would not turn up when you searched for it.

Minor bug fixes. Desktop version now available on the Mac!

Search the FAA reference material in the app. Ask a question the way you would say it out loud and get the FAA's own wording, quoted and cited to the document it came from. FAA documents now open in the app. Read them fit to width, share or print them, and open them again later without a connection. The CACI screen shows the FAA citation and a link to the document even without Guardian Pro.

Home now shows First-Class pilots over 40 what 14 CFR 67.111 says about an EKG for the next exam, with the regulation cited. It states what the rule asks for and leaves the judgment to you and your AME, like everything else in the app. Fixed a month count that was reading long. The app worked in 30-day blocks, so a BasicMed physician exam 48 calendar months away could be described as "about 49 months" a couple of lines above the app's own citation of 48. It now counts whole calendar months, so the wording and the citation agree. The exact due date beside it was always correct. Class 1 and Class 2 were never affected, because at six and twelve months the two ways of counting agree. Archived Items now asks before permanently deleting a record. The Health tab's toolbar menu is gone. Everything it offered is already on the screen itself, and the help text that pointed at it has been corrected. Fixes to the FAA submission cover sheet. The App Lock setting no longer names a kind of hardware your device may not have. Corrected a line in the privacy policy that promised something the app's anonymous design cannot do. There is no account and nothing identifying you on our side, so there is no record for us to look up on request. Your records stay on your device and in your own iCloud, and deleting the app or using Erase All Data removes them.

Fixed: your typing is no longer lost if you leave the app mid-form. With the app lock turned on, switching away to look something up closed the form you had open and discarded everything in it. Your entry is now kept, and for a new doctor visit or a new medication the app reopens the form with your typing still there. Cancel still clears it. Found and reported by a pilot who lost an entry while looking up a clinic address. If something is not working right, please write in.

Corrects the Class 1 EKG guidance. Under 14 CFR 67.111(b)(2) an electrocardiogram is required on an annual basis after your 40th birthday, not at every application. The app had been reading 67.111(c), which sets how recent an EKG must be, as though it set how often you need one. Fixed on the EKG reference card and on the screen where you record an EKG. Thanks to the pilot who caught it on launch day.

Guardian Pro is here. Subscribe to unlock MedXPress autofill every renewal, document storage, Share-with-your-AME PDF packets, Special Issuance tracking, the CACI pathway, prior-cycle answer comparison, and CMEC (Form 8700-2) export. The core app stays free: your renewal countdown, reminders, unlimited record-keeping, the medication reference, Health readings, and the AME directory. Plus reliability and polish: clearer iCloud sync status, in-app Terms and Privacy links, and a smoother first run. Private by design, always: your health and medical data stay on your device and your own iCloud, and I can never see them.