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No_Speed_Restriction
19th Mar 2006, 10:28
Can anyone tell me what the validity is on an Israeli ATPL/ALTP?
616200
19th Mar 2006, 13:11
Dunno really...but I'm pretty sure it's very well appreciated here in the ME:E
No_Speed_Restriction
19th Mar 2006, 13:46
why wouldnt it be?
616200
19th Mar 2006, 14:00
I don't know how and were you got the licence but,if you have an Israeli visa stamped on your passport,you are not even allowed to enter the Country...:{
No_Speed_Restriction
19th Mar 2006, 14:03
i thought this was a middle east forum(which includes Israel) which is why I asked the question incase there were other Israeli ALTP holders.
Margarita
19th Mar 2006, 15:00
As a license holder just have a look about validity from yours. Usually ATPL is 6 months or 12 if you are young enough. Should be printed there....and as its ICAO it should be the same as everywhere else.
No_Speed_Restriction
19th Mar 2006, 15:22
does that mean that if one doesnt renew it by way of a simulator check that one would have to retake all the ATPL exams all over again?
145qrh
19th Mar 2006, 17:23
NSR ---do you actually have an Israeli license,or any other for that matter, your questions seem to be ,how can put this kindly,nope I cant, stupid.
It also might be an idea to keep up with world politics, as most ME countries would quite happily see Israel wiped from the map, to quote one local Prime Minister.
No_Speed_Restriction
19th Mar 2006, 17:53
if i didnt have an ALTP what purpose would i have asking that question.
320CAP
19th Mar 2006, 20:22
Why is this turning into a quasi political debate?
The gentleman asked a question regarding his Israeli issued ATPL.
No speed restriction:
I am not familiar with the Israeli ATPL, but since it's an ICAO licence I can only assume that the ATPL is valid as long as your medical and instrument rating are kept current.
I found the following website which may be of some use
http://www.mot.gov.il/wps/portal/HOME/EN_CAA
No_Speed_Restriction
20th Mar 2006, 06:12
thank you very much for your help.
end of topic.
As far as I know, Israel is not recognized by the Arabs, so in fact it doesn't exist for them... I would reckon that a document (your licence) issued by a non existing entity would be worthless.
Just my 2p..
MR8
No_Speed_Restriction
22nd Mar 2006, 16:38
as per my previous response, end of topic.
CorpoRat
23rd Mar 2006, 15:58
As far as I know, Israel is not recognized by the Arabs, so in fact it doesn't exist for them... I would reckon that a document (your licence) issued by a non existing entity would be worthless.
Just my 2p..
MR8
How very conceited of you.