Exam Exemptions?

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If an airline is becoming UK registered does the CAA UK automatically validate the Pilots FAA licenses depending on their experience? i.e a senior Training Captain has to just write air law, etc.

Any people who have received exemptions or credits please advise of your experience.:ok:

[whiskey1]

Sadly No.

If you are an experienced Pilot with more than 3000 hours on Aircraft above 30 000 kg with 1 500 hour command (Captain) then you can apply for exemptions.

Those guys I helped get through it has been the exams Air Law and Human Performance Limitations. Followed by Type rating flight test.

That give you an ATPL issued - UK Registered aircraft only.

Hope that helps

W1

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Thanks very much. Would seem that some guys are getting exemptions in light of the fact they have 1000's of heavy jet hours.

Seems like a short circuit of the system to me. :mad: