Which scenario is described as permissible under BasicMed in the provided material?

• A. A pilot using BasicMed to meet their medical requirement has a course completion certificate in their logbook
• B. A pilot using BasicMed without any medical education course
• C. A pilot flying internationally without any license
• D. A pilot using BasicMed while not meeting the logbook requirements

Answer: (A)

Under BasicMed, you must complete a medical education course and keep proof of that course with your pilot records. The course certificate serves as evidence that you’ve met the education requirement, and placing it in your logbook (or an equivalent, readily accessible record) shows you’re compliant when you fly under BasicMed.

The scenario described is permissible because it shows the pilot has the course completion certificate documented in the logbook, fulfilling the education-record requirement for BasicMed. The other options run afoul of BasicMed rules: skipping the course means you haven’t met the education requirement, attempting international flight with no license isn’t allowed, and using BasicMed while not keeping the required logbook documentation would fail to demonstrate compliance.