RTR(A) renewal on the basis of type rating training hours??

speedbird787 · 24th Sep 2011, 17:14

as the title reads.......is it possible to renew RTR(A) on the basis of type rating , like 30 hrs in a flight simulator?

anybody has done that..or is that possible??

any ideas folks??

koolchaos3188 · 24th Sep 2011, 17:19

the requirement is 30 hours on an a/c not sim...

superdunkaroos · 24th Sep 2011, 17:30

30 Hours of flying in the preceding three years.

So I am assuming it has to be an Aircraft

speedbird787 · 24th Sep 2011, 18:11

yes you guys are right but there is a clause in the below mentioned link

if you read carefully clause 5(iii) theres a sentence " by re examination or otherwise that he still possess all the eligibilities required for issue or renewal of such licences"

now i don't understand the meaning of the word" otherwise " in that sentence

does that otherwise mean " any other way or means to prove your proficiency"

which in this case is training on a SIM

http://www.wpc.dot.gov.in/DocFiles/copcircular1.jpg

Johny Boy · 24th Sep 2011, 19:55

They have stopped accepting SIM/LOFT/Suppy hours for 30 hour required for renewal...

SK GUPTA ,the person who visits reception for WPC RTR on Wed/Friday has stopped accepting those hours.All he and WPC want's is 30 hours on aircraft...they will not entertain if hours is on SIM or during Suppy's.

cats200 · 11th Oct 2012, 09:20

I have RTR (A) which is expiring in April 2013. I wanted to know do i have to give Part 1 again as i have not flown 30 Hrs in last 3 YRS. Can somebody plz advice what the procedure is as the WPC circular is very confusing. Thanks

airtransporter · 11th Oct 2012, 13:02

If you have Indian RTR(A) which is valid for 5yrs, then for renewal there 3 options:

1. 30 hrs with in last 3 yrs

2. 3 months experience on ground radio staion

3. appear for part 1 only

virus90 · 11th Oct 2012, 17:57

Does that mean that i will get my RTR(A) renewed if i appear for part 1 without the rest of the requirements?..

airtransporter · 12th Oct 2012, 05:48

Affirm...
Indian RTR (A) which is valid for 5yrs can be renewed by either option 1 or 2 or 3...
I had cleared RTR(A) examination (part 1 and 2 both) back in 2008. The license is valid for 5yrs.
I enquired about the renewal procedure... and they gave me this answer
I'm not sure whether the same rule is applicable for RTR(P) i.e. convert via foreign FRTOL

cheers!!
airtransporter

virus90 · 14th Oct 2012, 19:46

Thanks a ton Buddy!!!

Appreciate your help and advice..

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