EGKR1
31st May 2013, 17:16
Hello all!
Sorry if this question has cropped up before, however I am perplexed by all of the new EASA regulations surrounding the conversion of a FAA PPL to an EASA/JAA PPL.
I'm thinking about doing my PPL in Flordia next summer, however this will be after the new EASA rules take place in April 2014. If I return to the UK with an FAA PPL, what steps will I need to take to be able to fly around the UK? From what I understand I will have to undergo another 25 hours under instruction and take the EASA theory exams. Can someone confirm this please?
The dream is to become a commercial pilot, so obviously I would need to build on this license.
I would really appreciate some help on this. :)
Cheers
Sorry if this question has cropped up before, however I am perplexed by all of the new EASA regulations surrounding the conversion of a FAA PPL to an EASA/JAA PPL.
I'm thinking about doing my PPL in Flordia next summer, however this will be after the new EASA rules take place in April 2014. If I return to the UK with an FAA PPL, what steps will I need to take to be able to fly around the UK? From what I understand I will have to undergo another 25 hours under instruction and take the EASA theory exams. Can someone confirm this please?
The dream is to become a commercial pilot, so obviously I would need to build on this license.
I would really appreciate some help on this. :)
Cheers