Farrell
27th Mar 2011, 10:52
Rumours or news?....not sure.
RE: Aviation eLearning
I have been contacted by individuals in relation to getting their ICAO LPR test done with the above company who are advertising that their test is approved by ICAO and other aviation authorities.
In relation to the above, I would like to clarify that ICAO does not approve or endorse any LPR testing facility.
Therefore for the above company to advertise that they are ICAO approved is fraudulent - they are not.
Also, for any pilot or controller thinking of having their LPR renewed by this or any other company, that it is up to your regulator to determine if they accept your result - regardless of whether or not the test conforms to criteria laid down with the ICAO standards.
Reason being that, in the case above, your test will be rated behind closed doors, with only the company's word for how it was rated.
Unless the company is providing you with a full breakdown of your results and evidence for those results across all six descriptors along with evidence that your raters have attended a tester/rater course that again conforms to ICAO criteria then you have a test result that may not pass an ICAO audit.
Regards
W. Farrell
Project Supervisor
ICAO LPR Testing & Rating Unit
Directorate General of Meteorology & Air Navigation
Sultanate of Oman
RE: Aviation eLearning
I have been contacted by individuals in relation to getting their ICAO LPR test done with the above company who are advertising that their test is approved by ICAO and other aviation authorities.
In relation to the above, I would like to clarify that ICAO does not approve or endorse any LPR testing facility.
Therefore for the above company to advertise that they are ICAO approved is fraudulent - they are not.
Also, for any pilot or controller thinking of having their LPR renewed by this or any other company, that it is up to your regulator to determine if they accept your result - regardless of whether or not the test conforms to criteria laid down with the ICAO standards.
Reason being that, in the case above, your test will be rated behind closed doors, with only the company's word for how it was rated.
Unless the company is providing you with a full breakdown of your results and evidence for those results across all six descriptors along with evidence that your raters have attended a tester/rater course that again conforms to ICAO criteria then you have a test result that may not pass an ICAO audit.
Regards
W. Farrell
Project Supervisor
ICAO LPR Testing & Rating Unit
Directorate General of Meteorology & Air Navigation
Sultanate of Oman