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Old 14th Dec 2012, 11:09   #1 (permalink)
 
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EASA Exam Athourities
Good day.
I was wondering if it matters which athourity exam is written, for example, I have been trying to keep to the UK CAA exams, but I have one more to do which is Mod 7 essay only, can I do it through SR Techniqs and still apply for the license at UK CAA or must all the exams be from the same state
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Just tell me how can one appear for EASA exams through S R techcnics?
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Old 14th Dec 2012, 17:54   #3 (permalink)
 
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Mixing exam places
EASA national authorities must recognize exams from EASA part 147 exam places and may recognize exams from national authorities!
You can write your essay at an EASA part 145 exam place like SR-Technics and apply for the licence at the UK-CAA on EASA form 19, like in your case!
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