View Full Version : AUS ATPL - JAA ATPL - Conversion
captwawa
16th Aug 2004, 02:16
I hear that the Conversion from OZ ATPL to JAA ATPL will become eaiser once we have a flight test for out atpl.. Currently the FAA and JAA are drafting procedures for a conversion, looks rather easy compared to the old process, it involves an 85 question exam, an FAA ATPL + 1500hrs, ie 3000hrs,, there is more on PPrune about it,, in the wannabies section under Prof Pilot Training....
Has anyone else heard that CASA and JAA will do the same??
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and the FAA change relates to OZ ATPL change how? :=
have a look over the past weeks.....
looks like people in the know will keep us informed :O
redsnail
16th Aug 2004, 21:18
Capt wawa,
As far as I know, JAA (eg UK CAA) are not in talks with CASA. Things are changing yet again in JAA land when EASA (or whatever the initials will be) take over soon.
I would have a close read of the FAA-JAA proposed changes. There isn't much of an improvement or gain. Only folks with 1500 hours on JAR/FAR 25 aircraft will gain. (maybe)...
You'll need to reference the JAR-FCL 1 document too, it's on the JAA site (pdf)
captwawa
17th Aug 2004, 06:59
i just heard that casa were doing the same,, i have no real evidence that they are,, just an mate told me that,, hense me in posting this i wasnt sure..
anywhoo maybe one day :-)