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cyrilroy21
 
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Validity of Different ICAO Pilot Licenses and Ratings

Hello Everyone

I am trying to conduct a small survey on the validity of various ICAO Pilot licenses ( specifically CPL and ATPL )

Would appreciate your inputs on the following


ICAO Country :

Is an Expiry date printed on the license ? :

Instrument rating expiry date printed on the license ? :

Does the type rating expire ? :

Does the Civil Aviation Authority require a minimum educational qualification for issue of CPL / ATPL ?


I'll Start

ICAO Country : India DGCA

Expiry date printed on the license : Yes , CPL valid for 5 years , ATPL 2 years

Instrument rating expiry date printed on the license : Yes , Valid for 1 year

Does the type rating expire : Expires completely after 3 years unless a few sim sessions are done in between . If not one has to undergo the entire type rating all over again if more than 3 years after the last check

Does the Civil Aviation Authority require a minimum educational qualification for issue of CPL / ATPL ?
The Indian DGCA requires education upto pre university level which is 12years of school education . They require Science as a subject in 10th grade ( O Level ) and maths and physics as subjects in 12th grade ( A level )

Thanks in advance for all the answers . Trying to cover as many countries as possible

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