Where can you find a list of disqualifying medical conditions for a medical certificate?

The list of disqualifying medical conditions for a medical certificate is specifically outlined in the regulations found in 14 CFR Part 67 and 14 CFR Part 61. Part 67 focuses on the medical standards and specifications needed to obtain a medical certificate, detailing conditions that may disqualify an individual from holding a medical certificate. Part 61 pertains to the certification of pilots and includes references to the necessity of holding a valid medical certificate in order to exercise pilot privileges.

FAA publications, while they may contain additional helpful guidance and information regarding medical certification, do not serve as the primary legal reference for disqualifying medical conditions. Aircraft manufacturer manuals primarily concern the operation and handling of aircraft rather than medical standards for pilots. Flight instructor handbooks may include information relevant to training and instruction but do not provide the specific legal disclosures regarding medical qualifications as found in the regulatory parts.

Thus, the most authoritative and direct source for identifying disqualifying medical conditions is indeed 14 CFR Part 67 and 14 CFR Part 61.