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Old 15th November 2011 | 16:11
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Wirbelsturm
 
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AFAIK the two licences are considered completely seperate.

I hold both an ATPL(A) and an, admittedly now lapsed IR, ATPL(H) with 9000 hrs on the A and 4500 on the H. Trying to keep them running concurrently was a nightmare as the requirements of employers clashed at every turn and the restrictions on the hours available in a year caused alot of problems.

For the purposes of the exams and thus qualifications the CAA under JAR have an ATPL(H)-(A) bridging exam and, again I haven't checked, I believe the same exists for (A)-(H) with a differences exam.

The requirements for the issue of the ATPL(H) are the same as the CPL(H) but with an IR.

Be aware that many employers will demand both a type rating and an IR which, if you are looking at S76 or A109, is pretty expensive.

300 hrs rotary would get you, I think, CPL(H) but check with a proper school.

Good luck.
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