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Old 10th Jul 2018, 13:26
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Mickey Kaye
 
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Yes it's easy.

Medical

Fill in the online medical declaration on the CAA website.

Go to your local flying school for training as required followed by a test (basically a mini skills test compared to your initial PPL skills test)

As your licence is valid for life the examiner then signs a ratings page (they should have one if you don't) and you are good to go flying.

No fees or sending anything off to the CAA.

​​​​​​If you want to get a european licence at a later date you can use this licence to do so. But there are a few other hoops to jump through and money to fork out.

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