Finding a JAA Examiner
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Finding a JAA Examiner
I ned to find a JAA examiner, in the Stansted area, who can sign my JAA PPL revalidation by experience.
Can anyone give me any contacts?
Ta kindly.
GB
Can anyone give me any contacts?
Ta kindly.
GB
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Groundbound, you could also search for a GRE, he could sign your revalidation by experience. Doesn't need to be an FE(PPL) or higher.
You will find somebody at Stapleford for sure, or Andrewsfield, Panshangar or Elstree.
If they charge you more than £20, stick your middle finger up!
PM me if any problems.
You will find somebody at Stapleford for sure, or Andrewsfield, Panshangar or Elstree.
If they charge you more than £20, stick your middle finger up!
PM me if any problems.
If you are asked to pay anything, then stick your middle finger up!
In pre-JAR-FCL days, Examiners were specifically forbidden to charge for signing '5 in 13' paperwork; unfortunately this wasn't carried forward with the advent of Eurocracy.....
Do some Examiners really charge for revalidation/renewal paperwork? I certainly don't!
In pre-JAR-FCL days, Examiners were specifically forbidden to charge for signing '5 in 13' paperwork; unfortunately this wasn't carried forward with the advent of Eurocracy.....
Do some Examiners really charge for revalidation/renewal paperwork? I certainly don't!
But then again maybe we're just too nice!!
I've never charged for doing the paperwork either, but logically it wouldn't be unreasonable to charge because we're providing a service and it costs a significant amount of money to maintain the ability to provide the service.
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I don't charge anything either, but I can’t blame people for covering their costs and charging a minimal amount.
I have to pay the CAA to be able to do this; it is not unreasonable to charge a fee. However, there are some I know who take the pi$$.
provo, I’m glad you are in a position to ‘be so nice’.
I have to pay the CAA to be able to do this; it is not unreasonable to charge a fee. However, there are some I know who take the pi$$.
provo, I’m glad you are in a position to ‘be so nice’.
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Thanks for the info - I presumed you meant CRE (Class Rating Examiner)?
From Lasors it says:
However, it doesn't say what sort of examiner is
Can a CRE sign for revalidation by experience? Again from LASORS
which is about the skill test and proficiency checks rather than signing the 'by experience'.
Sorry if its seems nit-picking but I've not come across this CRE before.
GB
Thanks for the info - I presumed you meant CRE (Class Rating Examiner)?
From Lasors it says:
A SEP (Land) and/or TMG class rating can be revalidated by flying experience by producing logbook evidence to an appropriately authorised JAR-FCL Examiner,
appropriately authorised
The privileges of a CRE(A) are to conduct:
a) Skill tests for the issue of class and type ratings for single-pilot aeroplanes.
b) Proficiency checks for revalidation or renewal of class and type ratings for single-pilot aeroplanes and revalidation of instrument ratings.
a) Skill tests for the issue of class and type ratings for single-pilot aeroplanes.
b) Proficiency checks for revalidation or renewal of class and type ratings for single-pilot aeroplanes and revalidation of instrument ratings.
Sorry if its seems nit-picking but I've not come across this CRE before.
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