Hei Nick F,
There isn't, in the JAA system (or the coming EASA system). Reason: Neither JAA nor EASA has a central license data base, nor do they specify all the things to record.
What they do is specify certain key items to be recorded, and then leave it to each authority to add whatever info to the records that they might want/need due to national administrative reasons.
One good example are police records: Some JAA states are very strict on scrutinizing these before issuing a pilot license, while other member states don't even look. This problem is not aviation-related, it is a generic EU problem: An action that might be perfectly legal in one EU state might send you to prison in another.
To get back on track: JAAConversion, I do not know the administrative details of all member states, but some member states are generally more bueraucratical, some are less... and you can always (with some efforts) later transfer your JAA license from one state to another...
Cheers, og vennlig hilsen,
Redbar1
Last edited by redbar1; 29th June 2009 at 23:32.