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Old 10th February 2023 | 14:22
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enzino
 
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No, until I get my MEP renewed, which I am in the middle of doing.

My questions rose after I read 61.75.

Now the previous poster's message makes me rise another question: if I were to obtain a FAA ATP with an A320 shortened course, what would the process of adding single engine privileges entail? Is it also a different IR?

It would be nice to get an overview of the licensing system in the US. I haven't found explanation on the FAA handbooks and I am still not familiar with CFR 14.
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