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Old 28th Apr 2012, 12:33   #1 (permalink)
 
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UK JAA ATPL to FAA ATPL
Hi. I'm sure this has been answered on the forum in the past but could someone kindly explain what is involved in converting my UK JAA ATPL to an FAA ATPL with my current Embraer 145 / Legacy type rating attached. Many thanks.
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 16:18   #2 (permalink)
 
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Old 28th Apr 2012, 16:51   #3 (permalink)
 
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A fraction of what it takes the other way around

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Old 29th Apr 2012, 13:09   #4 (permalink)
 
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UK to FAA, why?
Why don't you just write the FAA ATPL exam and do a 61.157 based on previous experience and have both licences?
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