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Old 8th Nov 2016, 11:01
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You've got it about right, Arc, but I wouldn't worry too much,
because,
conversion to LAPL(A)TMG or even LAPL(S)TMG is fairly painless*.

Its in CAP804 Section 4 Part P page 13 or 15.

You may even prefer these EASA licences; get your head around the rolling recency concept and you need never go near an examiner ever again.

*apart from handing over cash just to keep doing what you are doing at the moment.
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