Funck
6th Mar 2022, 15:20
Hi
Anyone have experience or know if it's possible to combine an FAA CPL with an EASA (or ICAO) medical, i.e. a non-FAA medical.
I am not planning to fly in the US, but want to use the FAA CPL as a base for validation in an ICAO country.
Say I come with my FAA CPL and an EASA medical. You think those combined could be a base for an ICAO validation in a 3rd country, or would I need both medical and cpl to be from the same state (FAA in this case)?
I'm asking since it would be a double hassle to keep an FAA CPL and medical current if I'm not residing in the states.
A bit off a grey area I'm sure but any input much appreciated.
Anyone have experience or know if it's possible to combine an FAA CPL with an EASA (or ICAO) medical, i.e. a non-FAA medical.
I am not planning to fly in the US, but want to use the FAA CPL as a base for validation in an ICAO country.
Say I come with my FAA CPL and an EASA medical. You think those combined could be a base for an ICAO validation in a 3rd country, or would I need both medical and cpl to be from the same state (FAA in this case)?
I'm asking since it would be a double hassle to keep an FAA CPL and medical current if I'm not residing in the states.
A bit off a grey area I'm sure but any input much appreciated.