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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

23rd Nov 2017, 12:54

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EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

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Posted By rudestuff

I should clarify. From the research I've done,...

I should clarify. From the research I've done, there are three ways of flying in the UK on a foreign PPL:

All require a licence verification by the issuing authority - that's the bit that is valid...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

20th Nov 2017, 11:36

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EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

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Posted By rudestuff

I just heard back from the CAA in record time....

I just heard back from the CAA in record time. Any 28 day declaration made is valid until 8th April 2019, or implementation of the BASA, whichever comes first. And they'll accept PPL or above exam...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

11th Nov 2017, 20:10

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EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

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Posted By rudestuff

(I think) the 6 months is referring to the...

(I think) the 6 months is referring to the verification by the FAA to the CAA that the licence is valid, and the validation that the CAA then issue is without a time limit if below 28 days per year....

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

11th Nov 2017, 15:48

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EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

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Posted By rudestuff

I've got a full CPL(H) from both FAA and EASA,...

I've got a full CPL(H) from both FAA and EASA, nothing 'based on' anything. If I want to fly G reg, I can't use my EASA licence because my your rating has expired. In the old days I could just fly on...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

11th Nov 2017, 13:22

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EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

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Posted By rudestuff

EASA licence holder flying in the UK on an FAA certificate.

Let's say I've got an expired EASA R44 type rating, but a valid FAA certificate - can I fly an R44 in the UK using that? In the old days, yes - but I understand nowadays you need a licence...

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