SEL
28th Jul 2005, 20:13
Whilst in theory, having a professional JAR licence means that you could work in any JAA state, what about the other countries?
Is it the case that in a none JAA state, you have to ensure that you satisfy that country's regulations and take their tests etc? Or, do some accept JAA licences 'as is'. (Thinking about the theory too).
No specific countries in mind, just a general query.
Is it the case that in a none JAA state, you have to ensure that you satisfy that country's regulations and take their tests etc? Or, do some accept JAA licences 'as is'. (Thinking about the theory too).
No specific countries in mind, just a general query.