JAA IR renewal

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I think the 2006 Lasors confirms the alternate year issue
Section E (page 5)
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/175/SECTION%20E.pdf
Or the whole doc here:
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.asp...detail&id=1591
Az
Section E (page 5)
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/175/SECTION%20E.pdf
Or the whole doc here:
http://www.caa.co.uk/application.asp...detail&id=1591
Az
Last edited by aztec25; 5th December 2005 at 17:35.
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1 Day Expiry
A flight test must now be taken every alternate year, with a sim test allowable on the other years.
However, a sim test is only applicable for a revalidation. Once your IR has expired, then it becomes an IR Renewal.
A renewal must be done in an aircraft (thus letting it expire by even one day will turn an expensive test into an even more expensive test!)
It is also possible that refresher training will be necessary/mandatory although this will be agreed by the FTO on behalf of the Authority.
So if your IR has just expired, it may not be mandatory to have refresher training. However, if your IR has expired by 1 year, then a minimum number of hours will be necessary - minimum number increasing with each 'expired' year.
(Edited for claification)
However, a sim test is only applicable for a revalidation. Once your IR has expired, then it becomes an IR Renewal.
A renewal must be done in an aircraft (thus letting it expire by even one day will turn an expensive test into an even more expensive test!)
It is also possible that refresher training will be necessary/mandatory although this will be agreed by the FTO on behalf of the Authority.
So if your IR has just expired, it may not be mandatory to have refresher training. However, if your IR has expired by 1 year, then a minimum number of hours will be necessary - minimum number increasing with each 'expired' year.
(Edited for claification)
Last edited by Lee-a-Roady Moor; 8th December 2005 at 15:40.
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Clarification
Apologies in advance for any confusion...
I was reading a JAR amendment which is where I located the information.
But, it wasn't the UK CAA LASORS - and I realise now that the wording is specific to another JAR state rather than the UK.
LASORS does state however that each alternate test should be done in an aircraft.
I was reading a JAR amendment which is where I located the information.
But, it wasn't the UK CAA LASORS - and I realise now that the wording is specific to another JAR state rather than the UK.
LASORS does state however that each alternate test should be done in an aircraft.

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The requirement to alternate came out in JAR-FCL 1 AL 4 however, when the new ANO was published on the same day, it states that all references to JAR -FCL1 are to mean Amendment 3. That is why it cannot be introduced because AL4 is not recognised by the ANO. AL5 is not far away!




