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Ray Ban
2nd Feb 2013, 17:52
Hi folks

I'm in a bit of a panic! I will explain.

I've not flown in a while (about 10 months of unemployment). Today I renewed a multi crew business jet on my licence but after the LPC in the simulator the examiner and I then discovered that my JAR-FCL CPL lapsed in September 2012 (paper renewal). We both missed it before the test!!

My medical is current until 1st June and my type rating was current.

Does anyone please know what I can do about getting a EASA CPL?

Cheers

First.officer
2nd Feb 2013, 20:19
Hi Ray Ban,

I'm presuming (always dangerous) that your in the UK and therefore dealing with the UK CAA....with that in mind the section you need to refer to is in the UK CAP804 (Flight Crew Licensing), Section 3, Part K - this deals with the issue of expiring licences. As for the LPC - invalid i'd suspect i'm afraid, but there may be someone far brighter than me on here that can advise.
F/o

tommoutrie
3rd Feb 2013, 07:36
man you are freaking me out reading them books! You used to surf for porn and smoke! Who are you?

S-Works
3rd Feb 2013, 09:06
The LPC is valid. Send the LPC paperwork in with an SRG1104 and you will get a new Part FCL licence. Obviously you can't exercise the privileges until you have the new licence.

First.officer
3rd Feb 2013, 09:49
Knew someone on here would know the answer....good news for the LPC then Ray Ban :ok:

As for the smoke and porn Tom.......i still do all that too, and of course the CAP Publications are every bit as good as porn!! haha......i do get out occasionally, and was discussing the use of the climb increment tables with JD only yesterday......you see, true rock and roll lol.

How's the Global TR going??

Enecosse
3rd Feb 2013, 10:19
Wot he said (Bose-x) just make sure you have English language prof done and signed off.

tommoutrie
3rd Feb 2013, 10:26
oddly enough I'm in the performance bit of the ground school and have just been discussing net take off and gross climb gradients, assumed level off heights, and all that jazz.

this thing ain't short of power...

First.officer
3rd Feb 2013, 10:37
Tom,

You forgot to add the the GLEX is also rather big....and very sexy too eh?!!

F/o

tommoutrie
3rd Feb 2013, 10:42
nope - I've gone on about it to everyone that gets within a 100 foot radius until their ears bleed

First.officer
3rd Feb 2013, 10:43
Haha....excellent.....take it your enjoying the GLEX thus far then!

Ray Ban
3rd Feb 2013, 12:48
Thanks bose-x - really appreciate it. The TRE has just told me the same thing! :ok:

What's this proof of English proficiency needed? I was born and educated in England and it's my first language!

S-Works
3rd Feb 2013, 12:51
You will need an Examiner to sign off your English Level 6 BEFORE you send your paperwork into the CAA for issue of a Part FCL licence otherwise they will bounce it. You may already have Level 6, whenever I conduct any type of Skill Test I always sign the native English speakers off as Level 6 and I know many other examiners do the same.

I would however ask your TRE to complete the Level 6 paperwork for you as a belt and braces exercise.

Ray Ban
8th Feb 2013, 17:38
Happy to report that today I was issued with a new Part-FCL licence with no problems and my business jet rating was endorsed on it! :ok:

tommoutrie
9th Feb 2013, 09:19
and thus we subsidise the cafe on the top floor a little more.. CAA to JAA, thick end of 300 notes, JAA to EASA, another 300, thats in under two years for me! No wonder coffee is 25p in the cafe upstairs..