This seems pretty crazy.
After visiting your link and reading....
"3. Must an applicants' training and testing, e.g. skill tests/medical tests etc., be carried out in one JAA member State?
For licence issue the answer is yes. See JAR-FCL 1.065. All training and testing shall be undertaken under the supervision of one JAA member State. This State becomes the State of Licence Issue."
I wonder how places like PanAm manage to operate their courses.
You do all the theory in the U.K. then do most of the flying training in the U.S. and THEN sit your IR test back in the U.K. All for a JAA CPL/IR!?
Surely if you implemented the above quote PanAm's route would be invalid?
I think this is all getting a bit too much for my wee brain!!
PPP