Find releasable FAA airman records by exact Unique ID or name and read their certificate records. Use name mode to discover IDs, then use an ID for ratings or informational medical fields. Certificate type, level, rating, and type-rating filters must all match one certificate, and each match still returns all its certificates. While the operator's personal-data redaction is on (the default), name mode needs lastName and firstName, nameMatch prefix and city or ZIP filters are rejected, and city and ZIP are withheld. A missing or matching record is not a current licensing or operating-privilege determination.
Read all source aircraft type, category/class, and instrument ratings for one FAA airman Unique ID. Get the ID from faa_airmen_verify_certificate. Ratings retain their source certificate type and level and do not establish current operating privileges.
Read the FAA snapshot's informational medical class, medical dates, and BasicMed dates for one airman Unique ID. These fields are not authoritative medical certification or fitness determinations. Get the ID from faa_airmen_verify_certificate. Every call is rejected while the operator's personal-data redaction is on (the default).
Find releasable flight and ground instructor certificate records by name, state, and rating codes. Supply at least one name, state, city, ZIP, or rating filter. City and ZIP filters require operator-enabled location access. While the operator's personal-data redaction is on (the default), lastName and firstName are both required, nameMatch prefix and city or ZIP filters are rejected, and city and ZIP are withheld. Legacy expiry fields do not establish instructor currency; CFI certificates no longer expire under the December 2024 rule.
Find releasable FAA remote pilot certificate records by Unique ID or name. While the operator's personal-data redaction is on (the default), name mode needs lastName and firstName, nameMatch prefix and city or ZIP filters are rejected, and city and ZIP are withheld. Results establish certificate presence in the local snapshot; they do not establish recurrent-training currency, commercial operating authority, or current Part 107 eligibility.
Read FAA certificate and rating codes, observed aircraft type designators, identity guidance, medical guidance, or local mirror status. Use these references to construct lookup filters and interpret snapshot limits. Static topics work before mirror initialization.