Zonkor
14th Jul 2013, 21:47
In the past you could apparently fly gliders on an FAA (or any ICAO) license in many European countries. For instance, in Germany, you could do so with more than 30 h total glider time and a (ICAO?) medical [1].
What has changed since introduction of the new EASA rules?
1. Can you fly with a FAA PPL w/ glider rating in EASA land?
2. Does the glider have to be N-registered?
3. Can you fly for hire in EASA land on an FAA CPL w/ glider rating?
4. Can you instruct on a FAA CFI glider in EASA land?
Sources in the legislation are appreciated.
[1] US-PPL, Fliegen mit US-Segelfluglizenz in Deutschland (http://www.us-ppl.de/Segelflug/Fliegen-mit-US-Segelfluglizenz-in-Deutschland/)
What has changed since introduction of the new EASA rules?
1. Can you fly with a FAA PPL w/ glider rating in EASA land?
2. Does the glider have to be N-registered?
3. Can you fly for hire in EASA land on an FAA CPL w/ glider rating?
4. Can you instruct on a FAA CFI glider in EASA land?
Sources in the legislation are appreciated.
[1] US-PPL, Fliegen mit US-Segelfluglizenz in Deutschland (http://www.us-ppl.de/Segelflug/Fliegen-mit-US-Segelfluglizenz-in-Deutschland/)