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14th Feb 2005, 18:28
I put this in this forum rather than the Student Pilot section as I was hoping on more fctual information here.
I Have an FAA PPL/IR, and a JAA PPL. I have passed the CPL and IR flight tests but have not sent in the paperwork. I ma now in the process of doing so, but the problem I am having is working out the night rating. Because I did the FAA PPL first I have done and did plenty of night flying. I did no formal JAA night rating as such, but I did the night flying at a US based JAA approved school.
This is what the Lasors says:
E4 THE NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
This section offers information as a basic guide to obtaining a JAR-FCL Night Qualification (Aeroplane)
Rating as follows:-
E4.1 NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
GENERAL INFORMATION
Training for the Night Qualification must be in
accordance with JAR-FCL 1. Training may be
undertaken in a non-JAA state provided that the
organisation is fully approved in accordance with
JAR-FCL 1 by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
Training for the Night Qualification (Aeroplanes) may
be completed during the training for a JAR-FCL
PPL(A).
Privileges
Details of rating privileges can be found in Schedule 8
of the Air Navigation Order (please refer to Section A,
Appendix F).
E4.2 NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
FLYING TRAINING/EXPERIENCE
REQUIREMENTS
When applying for a Night Qualification you must
produce evidence of having met the following flying
requirements:-
a. 5 hours overall night training in aeroplanes to
include (b) and (c),
b. (i) 3 hours dual night training to include (ii);
(ii) 1 hour dual night navigation;
c. 5 Take-off and full stop landings at night as PIC of
aeroplanes.
Validity
The holder of a licence that does not include a valid
instrument rating (aeroplane) shall not act as
pilot-in-command of an aeroplane carrying passengers
at night unless, during the previous 90 days, at least
one take-off and landing has been completed at night.
E4.3 TRANSFERRING NIGHT RATINGS/
QUALIFICATIONS (AEROPLANE)
FROM NON-JAR-FCL LICENCES
Any previous night flying training completed in an ICAO
Contracting State may be credited towards the
JAR-FCL Night Qualification (Aeroplane) flying training
requirements.
Where an applicant holds a night rating/qualification (or
a logbook entry if that is the method of endorsement
required by the National Aviation Authority) issued by
an ICAO Contracting State, they may apply for the
Night Qualification (Aeroplane) endorsement onto their
UK or JAR-FCL licence providing the requirements of
E4.2 have been met. Logbook evidence of the night
flying training completed will be required together with
evidence of licence/logbook endorsement.
Where an applicant has completed night training
towards a night rating/qualification in an ICAO
Contracting State and has met the requirements of
E4.2 but do not hold any licence/logbook endorsement
from the National Aviation Authority, they will be
required to complete discretional night training with a
JAA Registered Facility or Approved FTO.
Where an applicant has only completed partial night
flying training towards a night rating/qualification in an
ICAO Contracting State but does not meet the
requirements of E4.2, they will be required to complete
sufficient training with a JAA Registered Facility or
Approved FTO and meet the minimum requirements.
Qualified Service Pilots (QSP)
For the issue of a night qualification (aeroplanes), a
QSP who is qualified on aeroplanes is required to
submit logbook evidence that he meets the experience
requirements as per the full night rating syllabus.
A QSP on helicopters is required to complete the full
night qualification syllabus on aeroplanes - night flying
in helicopters may not be counted towards the
experience requirements.
E4.1 Night Qualification (Aeroplane) General Information
E4.2 Night Qualification (Aeroplane) Flying Training/Experience Requirements
E4.3 Transferring Night Ratings/Qualifications (Aeroplane) From Non-JAR-FCL Licence
LAS SECTION E
This is the night rating Form:
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/FORSRG1126.PDF
My Questions are this:
1. On the Basis of my FAA PPL, which has in essence a "built in" Night rating. Can I just fill the form out and send it in.
2. May my instructor an FAA only licenced instructor sign it, or does it have to go back to the School.
3. My logbook does not have any endorsements for night flying, will the CAA look for those.
Thanks in advance.
I Have an FAA PPL/IR, and a JAA PPL. I have passed the CPL and IR flight tests but have not sent in the paperwork. I ma now in the process of doing so, but the problem I am having is working out the night rating. Because I did the FAA PPL first I have done and did plenty of night flying. I did no formal JAA night rating as such, but I did the night flying at a US based JAA approved school.
This is what the Lasors says:
E4 THE NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
This section offers information as a basic guide to obtaining a JAR-FCL Night Qualification (Aeroplane)
Rating as follows:-
E4.1 NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
GENERAL INFORMATION
Training for the Night Qualification must be in
accordance with JAR-FCL 1. Training may be
undertaken in a non-JAA state provided that the
organisation is fully approved in accordance with
JAR-FCL 1 by the UK Civil Aviation Authority.
Training for the Night Qualification (Aeroplanes) may
be completed during the training for a JAR-FCL
PPL(A).
Privileges
Details of rating privileges can be found in Schedule 8
of the Air Navigation Order (please refer to Section A,
Appendix F).
E4.2 NIGHT QUALIFICATION (AEROPLANE)
FLYING TRAINING/EXPERIENCE
REQUIREMENTS
When applying for a Night Qualification you must
produce evidence of having met the following flying
requirements:-
a. 5 hours overall night training in aeroplanes to
include (b) and (c),
b. (i) 3 hours dual night training to include (ii);
(ii) 1 hour dual night navigation;
c. 5 Take-off and full stop landings at night as PIC of
aeroplanes.
Validity
The holder of a licence that does not include a valid
instrument rating (aeroplane) shall not act as
pilot-in-command of an aeroplane carrying passengers
at night unless, during the previous 90 days, at least
one take-off and landing has been completed at night.
E4.3 TRANSFERRING NIGHT RATINGS/
QUALIFICATIONS (AEROPLANE)
FROM NON-JAR-FCL LICENCES
Any previous night flying training completed in an ICAO
Contracting State may be credited towards the
JAR-FCL Night Qualification (Aeroplane) flying training
requirements.
Where an applicant holds a night rating/qualification (or
a logbook entry if that is the method of endorsement
required by the National Aviation Authority) issued by
an ICAO Contracting State, they may apply for the
Night Qualification (Aeroplane) endorsement onto their
UK or JAR-FCL licence providing the requirements of
E4.2 have been met. Logbook evidence of the night
flying training completed will be required together with
evidence of licence/logbook endorsement.
Where an applicant has completed night training
towards a night rating/qualification in an ICAO
Contracting State and has met the requirements of
E4.2 but do not hold any licence/logbook endorsement
from the National Aviation Authority, they will be
required to complete discretional night training with a
JAA Registered Facility or Approved FTO.
Where an applicant has only completed partial night
flying training towards a night rating/qualification in an
ICAO Contracting State but does not meet the
requirements of E4.2, they will be required to complete
sufficient training with a JAA Registered Facility or
Approved FTO and meet the minimum requirements.
Qualified Service Pilots (QSP)
For the issue of a night qualification (aeroplanes), a
QSP who is qualified on aeroplanes is required to
submit logbook evidence that he meets the experience
requirements as per the full night rating syllabus.
A QSP on helicopters is required to complete the full
night qualification syllabus on aeroplanes - night flying
in helicopters may not be counted towards the
experience requirements.
E4.1 Night Qualification (Aeroplane) General Information
E4.2 Night Qualification (Aeroplane) Flying Training/Experience Requirements
E4.3 Transferring Night Ratings/Qualifications (Aeroplane) From Non-JAR-FCL Licence
LAS SECTION E
This is the night rating Form:
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/33/FORSRG1126.PDF
My Questions are this:
1. On the Basis of my FAA PPL, which has in essence a "built in" Night rating. Can I just fill the form out and send it in.
2. May my instructor an FAA only licenced instructor sign it, or does it have to go back to the School.
3. My logbook does not have any endorsements for night flying, will the CAA look for those.
Thanks in advance.