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25th February 2020 | 07:18

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rudestuff

Joined: Dec 2005

: ATPL

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From: Hong Kong

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Originally Posted by armin1986

Thank ypu for all the explanation
It is actually been 06 years since finished the ICAO ATPL exams,and they are 100% based on the EASA syllabus.
But more complicated and difficult, as there was no Question bank for us,and you have to know all the material for every single subject.
Questions were made by CAA ground instructors on every exam session...
Further more,i have not passed any EASA exam because my local Authority asked to redo all the exams again,even if with EASA exams in pocket....

cheers

Have you got a licence?

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