Which of the following is required to complete a Flying AFSC retraining AF Form 422?

• A. Must have initial flight physical dispositioned by a certification authority
• B. Must be qualified by BOMC providers
• C. Must have approval by base commander
• D. Must complete a civilian medical evaluation

Answer: (A)

Aircrew medical qualification and the authority to certify that qualification is what this item tests. For a Flying AFSC retraining AF Form 422 to be completed, the member must have an initial flight physical that has been dispositioned by a certified medical authority. That means a qualified aviation medical professional (such as a flight surgeon or accredited aviation medical examiner) reviews the initial flight physical and issues an official disposition—stating whether the member meets the flight standards and is eligible to proceed with retraining paperwork.

This disposition by the certification authority is the gating step. It confirms medical eligibility before the retraining form can move forward. Other options don’t fit because they involve different roles or requirements that aren’t the medical clearance needed to initiate or complete the Form 422. A civilian medical evaluation isn’t the standard pathway for this military process, and base commander approval or BOMC-provider qualification aren’t the medical prerequisites that authorize the form’s completion.