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Old 16th Oct 2022, 23:50
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Isn't it just Air Law & Human Performance, not the full set? Link to EU law.

The biggest stumbling block might be the requirement for a minimum of 100 hours of flight time for "conversion" or validation. Depending on how far through the syllabus you are & where you are an alternative might be to train at a UK based EASA ATO, you may even be able to get a UK & EASA licence at the same time.
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