Originally Posted by
joe falchetto 64
- No Criminal Record
- Licence Verification
- Flight Hours / Experience Reference
- Security Guard Statement
You are right about the fourth and third documents, but my EASA CAA put the statement also in the second.
Thanks for correcting my statement then!
My no-A/I was provided by local EASA CAA twice before, but not in the last three years anymore. They explained what is understandable, that I could have and actually was flying different countries' AOCs, and they have no way of knowing how I conducted myself. Apologies for forcing my opinion this was a coordinated administrative decision.
I do not have a boarding pass for this region's forum anyway, just trying to show there may be a way which does not include their NAA.
Out of interest: If you (or fellows you know joining recently) did not get that statement on the CAA verification, but instead only on the airline issued Security Guard Assessment - would it be a no go in your opinion? (I suspect the answer is "you never know until you try, and then it matters who handles your appeal if denied the first filing).