View Full Version : UK issued EASA ATPL compared to Eastern European issued licence?
Some airlines require UK issued full EASA ATPL as a criteria to fly for them. If I were to get my licence in Eastern Europe, what extra would I have to do in order to join these airlines?
rudestuff
4th Oct 2019, 21:12
You can 'do' your flight training in Eastern Europe but still have the licence issued by the UK CAA. Otherwise it's a change of state of licence which at the moment is a paperwork exercise. At least until the 31st October.
Thank you very much. Does this require me to give a notice to the UK CAA before starting training?
rudestuff
5th Oct 2019, 09:02
The ATO will be best placed to answer that question. And Brexit may change things.
B737900er
5th Oct 2019, 20:02
To be honest, the way things are looking, a UK ATPL license will only be good in the UK.
UK operators can still accept EASA state licenses for now.