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vikdream
29th Dec 2014, 12:34
Hi all,

I am considering the option of moving outside the UK to go and fly in Spain. I have a UK EASA licence with a A320 TR on it. I have got around 460h TT (flying the A320 currently).

Would I be able to fly EC- registered aircrafts with my UK EASA licence? If so, how would I renew my TR?

Could I consider changing my licence to a Spanish EASA licence (and therefore the medical as well?). Has anyone had any experiences with this?

I have been reading this and other forums and Part-FCL but I am afraid I haven't found any useful information. I have called the Spanish EASA team as well but they are on holidays.

Kind regards

pilot4eva
29th Dec 2014, 12:58
Yes Ofcourse!It is called EASA license for a reason.Since Spain is under EASA you would be able to fly an EC- registere a/c on your UK license.The A320 type rating can be revalidated/renewed by a UK examiner or any other EASA examiner(provided he undertakes a briefing from the UKCAA).You can fly on a UK license in spain and there is no need to convert unless the operator wants you to do so.
Hope this helps.

Kelly Hopper
29th Dec 2014, 14:16
Seriously? You have an EASA licence but no idea of it's priviliges? What are they teaching?

maxed-out
29th Dec 2014, 14:35
Apparent Wander and that super important stuff!

lansen
29th Dec 2014, 15:12
@maxed-out

I was laughing so hard after I read your post :D

vikdream
29th Dec 2014, 20:30
Thank you everyone, I paniced a bit when someone told me I had to have an aptitude test if I wanted to fly an aircraft outside the UK. Any expierence converting licences though? :ok:

@maxed-out I couldn't stop laughing as well but you are so right.

dirk85
29th Dec 2014, 20:42
Is this thread for real?