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Old 19th November 2011 | 11:52
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B4aeros
 
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tismee,

Either way you will need to pass a skills test.

The JAR licence you get from the CAA will expire after 5 years & will need another cheque to turn into an EASA licence.

Direct to EASA will also involve written exams in air law & human performance & a minimum of 100 hours flight time.

C1.2 of Lasors
Penultimate page of EASA draft regulation
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