Any European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence in here?
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From: Italy
Any European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence in here?
Hi to everyone.
According the object I'm looking for some European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence.
The matters is the Language Proficency Check (ICAO LEVEL).
The question: your country Aviation Authority (supposing is the same were youre ATCOs and FlightCrewLicence are based) recognizes you the same Language Proficency for both licences or you need to obtain (and be current!!) for TWO separate Language Profincency, one as a ATCO and one as "pilot"????
Tks in advance for aswering
According the object I'm looking for some European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence.
The matters is the Language Proficency Check (ICAO LEVEL).
The question: your country Aviation Authority (supposing is the same were youre ATCOs and FlightCrewLicence are based) recognizes you the same Language Proficency for both licences or you need to obtain (and be current!!) for TWO separate Language Profincency, one as a ATCO and one as "pilot"????
Tks in advance for aswering
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From: Germany
Hi to everyone.
According the object I'm looking for some European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence.
The matters is the Language Proficency Check (ICAO LEVEL).
The question: your country Aviation Authority (supposing is the same were youre ATCOs and FlightCrewLicence are based) recognizes you the same Language Proficency for both licences or you need to obtain (and be current!!) for TWO separate Language Profincency, one as a ATCO and one as "pilot"????
Tks in advance for aswering
According the object I'm looking for some European ATCO with a current EASA Flight Licence.
The matters is the Language Proficency Check (ICAO LEVEL).
The question: your country Aviation Authority (supposing is the same were youre ATCOs and FlightCrewLicence are based) recognizes you the same Language Proficency for both licences or you need to obtain (and be current!!) for TWO separate Language Profincency, one as a ATCO and one as "pilot"????
Tks in advance for aswering
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Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Italy
That's the point!
Untill some yars ago my CAA recognize my ATCO LP in my FCL... now they say not!
From my point of view that's crazy!!!
Unfortunatly I'm not LEVEL 6 in any lanugages (...also in my mothertongue!
...I'm joking 
).
They give as reference me Easa reg. 2015/340-pg.63/23-(ATCO) and Easa reg. 1178/2011-pg.90-(FCL).
And More, only the ICAO LEVEL 4 has a different validy: 3 years as ATCO, 4 years as pilot in FCL (not for 5 and 6, same validity). Absolutley I N S A N E ! ! ! !
Any advice/suggestion, maybe for different explanation in other UE/Easa country, to break down this wall????
Untill some yars ago my CAA recognize my ATCO LP in my FCL... now they say not!
From my point of view that's crazy!!!
Unfortunatly I'm not LEVEL 6 in any lanugages (...also in my mothertongue!
...I'm joking ).They give as reference me Easa reg. 2015/340-pg.63/23-(ATCO) and Easa reg. 1178/2011-pg.90-(FCL).
And More, only the ICAO LEVEL 4 has a different validy: 3 years as ATCO, 4 years as pilot in FCL (not for 5 and 6, same validity). Absolutley I N S A N E ! ! ! !
Any advice/suggestion, maybe for different explanation in other UE/Easa country, to break down this wall????
