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Old 1st Jun 2012, 22:34   #1 (permalink)
 
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Gulf H AW139 Simulator

Well 12 months on from the original initial approval and now just completed a *re-certification by the UK-CAA for the new EASA, FSTD approval system.

Minimal audit issues and successfully achieved a EASA approval certificate.

*Congratulations to all concerned, one of the first simulators to have successfully *completed *the new requirements for simulators situated outside the European area.
Outhouse. *
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Old 1st Jun 2012, 23:14   #2 (permalink)
 
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Well done GH ....
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Old 2nd Jun 2012, 02:33   #3 (permalink)
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OK - I'll bite. What are the "New Requirements for simulators situated outside the European area"?
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Old 2nd Jun 2012, 03:57   #4 (permalink)
 
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AW139 EASA Type rating

Do Gulf H do external type ratings/training? I would like to get the AW139 on my JAA license.
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