The Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine is an association of aeromedical examiners, aviation psychologists, medical specialists and aviation professionals working to create, deliver and support aerospace medicine training. ASAM’s goal is to deliver core knowledge to train AMEs of the next generation. Our courses are structured to train physicians and mental health specialists to meet the demands of the civil aviation authorities, the aviation industry and upcoming aerospace missions.

Our focus is on the application of aviation medicine best practice in support of pilots, flight engineers, mission specialists, cabin crew and air traffic controllers.

Flight safety is our key mission and the driving force behind all we do.

Training in Aviation Medicine

As per EASA regulations, training courses in aviation medicine referred to in MED.D.010(b) and MED.D.015(c) shall only be provided after the prior approval of the course by Austro Control GmbH, the competent authority of the member State, Austria, where the training organization, Austrian Aerospace Medicine Institute, has its principal place of business.

Training organization

Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine--ASAM, a subsidiary of AeMC Salzburg and OrthoTeam Salzburg GmbH.

Requirements

To obtain regulatory approval, the training organization, ASAM, shall demonstrate that the course syllabus contains the learning objectives to impart the necessary competencies and that the faculty have adequate knowledge of the subject matter and applicable clinical experience.

Except in the case of refresher training, the courses shall be concluded by a written examination on the subjects included in the course content.

The training organization, ASAM, shall issue a certificate of competency to participants when they have met the training requirements and have passed the examination of a basic or advanced course in aviation medicine and or attended an accredited refresher training course.

Contact: bittermann@amc-salzburg.at
Phone: +43 662 874487

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COURSE 2026 FULLY BOOKED- NEW COurse JUNE 2026

Advanced Course in Aviation Medicine
Course Dates:
Online: September 12th and 19th ,2026
Live: October 1st to 6th, 2026 / group 2November 19th -24th 2026 )
Venue: Salzburg Airport - Conference Center (1st upper level of the main airport
building)

The Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine is an association of aeromedical examiners,
aviation psychologists, medical specialists and aviation professionals working to create,
deliver and support aerospace medicine training. ASAM’s goal is to deliver core
knowledge to train AMEs of the next generation. Our courses are structured to train
physicians and mental health specialists to meet the demands of the civil aviation
authorities, the aviation industry and upcoming aerospace missions.
Our focus is on the application of aviation medicine best practice in support of pilots,
flight engineers, mission specialists, cabin crew and air tra

Aeromedical Center Salzburg 

the Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine 

the European School of Aviation Medicine 

and 

the Germen Academy of Aviation and Travel Medicine  

are pleased to announce: 

AME  Spring Training 2026  APRIL 10th/ 11th ON-site or  ON LINE 

TOPICS: Pulmonology --OSAS, Psychatry-gender dysphoria, Cardiology- Risk scores, HEMS operation .......... and many more

An Aviation Medicine Refresher Training Course 

Aeromedical Center Salzburg 

the Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine 

the European School of Aviation Medicine 

and 

the Germen Academy of Aviation and Travel Medicine  

are pleased to announce: 

AME  Spring Training 2026 

An Aviation Medicine Refresher Training Course 

Aeromedical Center Salzburg, the Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine, the European School of Aviation Medicine and the Germen Academy of Aviation and Travel Medicine are pleased to announce the first Spring Training in Aviation Medicine, a Refresher Training Program based on EASA regulatory structure and accredited by Austro Control. 

This is the first international refresher training to be offered jointly by Austrian and German Aviation Medicine Societies. We look forward to two days of lively academic discourse, opportunities to network with colleagues and authorities and a unique opportunity to visit the aviation legends on display at the Flying Bulls’ Hangar 7.  

We are extremely grateful to our presenters, subject matter experts, regulatory authorities, avimed wingmen and sponsors for contributing their expertise, their time and their passion to these meetings. We also thank our participants for contributing their expertise and perspectives to the scientific discourse. The discussions and insights gained are at the heart of the take home messages for all of us. 

We are committed presenting current topics in clinical aviation medicine, military and space medicine, aviation psychology, operational aviation considerations, and sports aviation medicine. Course content is geared for relevance to the practice of aviation medicine and the promotion of global aviation safety. 

The collaborative approach of this training program projects our belief in the spirit of aviation medicine wingmanship. Together we benefit by sharing our individual experiences and by building resilient avi med networks and partnerships. 

While the pandemic of 2020 impacted aviation significantly, the experience also gave us access to new tools and opportunities to interact and work across great distances. We have incorporated online tools to bring presenters from distant locations to our meetings and can also provide state of the art learning tools to our course participants online. 

A special welcome to all colleagues who will be joining us online, we hope that you will join us live in the future!

This course has been submitted to Austro Control for accreditation as a refresher training that shall be recognized by the competent authorities across the EASA region. Participants not working within the EASA region are also welcome to attend. 

We wish you and your families a happy holiday season and look forward to welcoming you in Salzburg at this very special Spring Training!  

Sincerely, 

Philipp Bittermann, Stefan Pump, Dirk Rose and Tom Drekonja 

Training in Aviation Medicine

As per EASA regulations, training courses in aviation medicine referred to in MED.D.010(b) and MED.D.015(c) shall only be provided after the prior approval of the course by Austro Control GmbH, the competent authority of the member State, Austria, where the training organization, Austrian Aerospace Medicine Institute, has its principal place of business.

Training organization

Austrian Society of Aviation Medicine--ASAM, a subsidiary of AeMC Salzburg and OrthoTeam Salzburg GmbH.

Requirements

To obtain regulatory approval, the training organization, ASAM, shall demonstrate that the course syllabus contains the learning objectives to impart the necessary competencies and that the faculty have adequate knowledge of the subject matter and applicable clinical experience.

Except in the case of refresher training, the courses shall be concluded by a written examination on the subjects included in the course content.

The training organization, ASAM, shall issue a certificate of competency to participants when they have met the training requirements and have passed the examination of a basic or advanced course in aviation medicine and or attended an accredited refresher training course.

Contact: bittermann@amc-salzburg.at
Phone: +43 662 874487

If you cancel your registration 45 days in advance there is a money back option.

Please Note: 

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