Testing questions???
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Testing questions???
Hey guy's and gals, I'm just after a little website info... does anybody know the website for access to the FAA written test data base, for A&P licencing???
I have heard it is all online now, with thousands of test questions, just dont know where to find it !!
Alternately... if you would like to post me any type of avaiation (A&P/E&I/AV) written questions, please feel free.
[email protected]
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Thank-you, from a student-of-life ...
I have heard it is all online now, with thousands of test questions, just dont know where to find it !!
Alternately... if you would like to post me any type of avaiation (A&P/E&I/AV) written questions, please feel free.
[email protected]
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Thank-you, from a student-of-life ...
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You need a letter from the CAA (yes you have to pay) saying you have the experience etc, a copy of your license is not enough, you need a letter from an operator of N reg a/c to say that you work on them. You then have top pay around £85 to the local faa office, Gatwick in the UK, who WILL interview you and say yes or no. They then give you 3 slips of paper that entitle you to take the written exam, these are valid for 2 years. Which there is a place in the UK where you can do it, otherwise the USA, then you have to do practical/oral exam at an FAA testing center in the USA.
You need a letter from the CAA (yes you have to pay) saying you have the experience etc, a copy of your license is not enough, you need a letter from an operator of N reg a/c to say that you work on them. You then have top pay around £85 to the local faa office, Gatwick in the UK, who WILL interview you and say yes or no. They then give you 3 slips of paper that entitle you to take the written exam, these are valid for 2 years. Which there is a place in the UK where you can do it, otherwise the USA, then you have to do practical/oral exam at an FAA testing center in the USA.
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Take a look at NAIA naiasc.com, It's not in the UK it is in South Carolina. I did my A&P in two weeks there, you will need a letter from your employer and the CAA, but I can't remember having to pay £85 to the FAA. THe first week you do practise exams revise the weak points, the second week you do your Oral and Practical, I was one on one with an instructor, the biggest class I have heard of there is around four guys.
