CAA Licence Certification Privileges - 6 months in 2 years experience.
FAQsIs there a requirement to have 6 months’ experience every 2 years to maintain the validity of the Part-66 licence? |
Originally Posted by stevef
(Post 10955372)
FAQsIs there a requirement to have 6 months’ experience every 2 years to maintain the validity of the Part-66 licence? |
I thought there might have been more interest considering how many LAEs have been put out of work over the past few months and there's (literally) nothing new on the horizon. Personally I haven't touched an aircraft in over a year but as I'm due my pension in two months it doesn't affect or bother me.
I feel sorry for those who were hoping for a career in aviation (in any role) and probably have little or no prospects because of the recent workplace/fleet cutbacks and an overflowing bank of unemployed experienced labour. |
Don't confuse licence validity with recency, two different animals.
Whilst it is easy to see the published recency requirements within the regulation as a general rule organisations tend to be a little more restrictive as to the processes and procedures published within the MOE and this can catch people out a wee bit. So check with the MRO and their MOE as that's whats been approved for use. |
Luckily I retired just before the virus hit but my last 20 years were mainly as a licenced contractor and I found the recency requirement was largely dependent upon the quality department of the MRO.
I had one company refuse me because I only had a month of certifying on type in the last 2 years(although I'd just spent 6 months heavily involved in a C check as a tech rep) then another employ me on the same type a few months afterwards. |
Exactly, it's dependent what's in the MOE as to meeting the organisation recency requirement.
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Originally Posted by WOTME?
(Post 10964165)
Luckily I retired just before the virus hit but my last 20 years were mainly as a licenced contractor and I found the recency requirement was largely dependent upon the quality department of the MRO.
I had one company refuse me because I only had a month of certifying on type in the last 2 years(although I'd just spent 6 months heavily involved in a C check as a tech rep) then another employ me on the same type a few months afterwards. |
Originally Posted by BluFin
(Post 10964183)
Exactly, it's dependent what's in the MOE as to meeting the organisation recency requirement.
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