Standardisaton of Instructor qualifications under EASA?
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Standardisaton of Instructor qualifications under EASA?
There have been a few threads recently about different national interpretations of instructor qualifications (CRI, IRI etc) under JAR, and refusal of some JAR authorities to recognise qualifications acquired elsewhere in JARland.
Does anybody know how this will be resolved under EASA? Will we continue with the same chaotic and protectionist system? Or will EASA oblige all adherents to follow a common regulation?
Does anybody know how this will be resolved under EASA? Will we continue with the same chaotic and protectionist system? Or will EASA oblige all adherents to follow a common regulation?