Originally Posted by
richpea
Would be handy if the CAA stopped playing silly buggers and recognized that their ATPL theory exams bear no functional difference with EASAs, and stop demanding that people resit exams, especially if those people are actively employed flying jets into and out of the UK on a daily basis with an EASA license, yet cannot work for a G-reg company because they don't have the time nor will to redo all the ATPL exams. I swear I'm not bitter though... I'll just take my "highly valued skills" and tax contribution off to where I'm actually valued if my own country don't want them.
When did you do your exams? And are you eligible to apply for a UK ATPL?
If you had valid ATPL theory at the point of Brexit, and you hold an EASA ATPL to convert then you should be able to convert your licence without sitting any exams (until 31st Dec 2027).
I’m guessing you know this and don’t qualify as above?