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B-737
22nd May 2008, 19:51
Hello All,
I would like to know please if an ICAO PPL is recognized in England in order to start the atpl ground school + cpl/ir in England ?
Thanks
IRISHPILOT
22nd May 2008, 20:26
And what exactly would OACI stand for?
Any ICAO PPL is acceptable.
cheers IP
B-737
22nd May 2008, 21:15
Hi Irish Pilot
I was just wondering if you absolutely need a course conversion to convert your OACI PPL into a JAA PPL to start the ATPL in UK , like it is the case if you have an OACI CPL+IR... that's it :)
So you confirm you don't need any conversion course?
Thanks for your time
Cheers
IRISHPILOT
23rd May 2008, 08:00
That depends on what OACI is.
According to Wikipedia, OACI is an "evangelistic ministry", British charity based in New Zealand, :eek: so if they issued you a PPL, I doubt you can convert. :( - If OACI is some Civil Aviation Authority, then it depends if they are an ICAO member.
In short: If you tell us the state of licence issue, we'll be able to tell you.
cheers IP
B-737
23rd May 2008, 09:11
Oh sorry , i simply used the french word for ICAO
(ICAO in french = OACI) ,
So yes it is an ICAO country (Morocco) ,so according to you it's ok?
IRISHPILOT
23rd May 2008, 09:34
Any ICAO PPL is fine and I happen to know that the Moroccan is definitely acceptable. I worked there and my JAA CAA accepted everything Moroccan.
good luck! IP