Overseas testing costs
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Overseas testing costs
Working on a business plan:
Can somebody provides the costs of overseas testing?
How much costs the overseas flight & ground testing?
Contact with the association of Flight examiners ?
average estimated cost of testing per cadet?
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Can somebody provides the costs of overseas testing?
How much costs the overseas flight & ground testing?
Contact with the association of Flight examiners ?
average estimated cost of testing per cadet?
Thank you
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Yes I am sorry I have not given the scheme. It is about JAR when the Training is made overseas. I can have the theoretical exams costs on UK CAA website. But for the flying test (CPL), what is the situation?
For example JAR CPL flight tests in Florida by UK examiner, in average how much do you charge for a batch of 20 students? Have you JAR local examiners in US?
For example JAR CPL flight tests in Florida by UK examiner, in average how much do you charge for a batch of 20 students? Have you JAR local examiners in US?
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The short answer is "Yes" - there are UK examiners available in Florida - and rest of USA.
However, the charges are levied by the CAA, not by the examiner - so the current answer to your specific question of "How much for a CPL skill test" is the going rate as published by the CAA - so GB£691.
Depending on location, there may be local travel costs (unless the test candidates position the aircraft to the test venue).
However, the charges are levied by the CAA, not by the examiner - so the current answer to your specific question of "How much for a CPL skill test" is the going rate as published by the CAA - so GB£691.
Depending on location, there may be local travel costs (unless the test candidates position the aircraft to the test venue).
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Actually, the costs are like fuel planning, the UK covers the costs of what you do yourself, plus a bit of the costs of something completely different, plus a bit for mum and dad, plus reserves, plus 10%.
The only thing "user fees" don't get you in the CAA are the same discounts on meals in the restaurant.
The only thing "user fees" don't get you in the CAA are the same discounts on meals in the restaurant.
