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Old 23rd February 2007 | 21:58
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Rigga
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Try...

www.easa.eu.int

Check the Front Page for countries already members of EASA and choose preferred language.

Search for Regulation "2042/2003" Part 66 is in this Regulation.
Your friend would be looking for a B2 Licence.
Check the syllabus/qualifications required and the training time required.

If your friend is on track for all these things he may be elligible for a Licence if he takes exams in a Member State of his choice, He MAY have to remain within that Member State's system for some time afterwards.

Best of Luck
Rigga
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