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Old 25th Jan 2010, 20:15
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Does anybody have an idea when the ANO might be changed to allow flight training from unlicensed airfields...?

Training for the NPPL with the SEP Class rating would be a good start... Then people could move over to a JAR-PPL if required...could even save a few bob as well..
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Old 25th Jan 2010, 20:33
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Does anybody have an idea when the ANO might be changed to allow flight training from unlicensed airfields...?
April 2010 as a wild guess.
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Old 25th Jan 2010, 20:48
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Training for the NPPL with the SEP Class rating would be a good start...
An SEP Class Rating cannot be included in an NPPL. Training for the SLMG or Microlight Class Ratings may be conducted from 'approved sites' which do not need to be licensed; however, training for the SSEA Class Rating may only be conducted from a licensed or government aerodrome....

...at the moment.
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Old 25th Jan 2010, 21:17
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To log flight time as a student pilot it has to be countable for something
Try flight experience!

No he cannot because P2 is only countable in a multipilot aeroplane!
All student pilots are P2, and they enter their hrs in P2 Column!

You can take you mate up, do the entire PPL course with hm
Would love to see your entry for lesson 14

Such a student has no status as a crew member therefore must be a passenger.
Not quite, this student is with a QFI and therefore it changes his status.

Not trying to dig in here whopity, but may i quote you!
what you do on a private flight is up to you so long as you don't breach the public transport rules.
Like i said above, only those 2 conditions prevent a training syllabus.

Now if you can show me anything, anywhere, to the contrary, i would be very amazed.
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Old 25th Jan 2010, 21:31
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I dont believe you will see the relaxation of licensing until the standardization of the rules (2012)

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All student pilots are P2, and they enter their hrs in P2 Column!
P U/T not P2.

Other than that, there's a lot of nit-picking here. Anyone would think that the weather was rubbish and that people were bored...
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And there is no such thing as a QFI in the civilian world.....
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Old 26th Jan 2010, 19:17
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Not quite, this student is with a QFI and therefore it changes his status.

Not trying to dig in here whopity, but may i quote you!
Certainly. Try Article 255.

Flying with an instructor has nothing to do with the status unless the flight meets the requirements for the giving of flight instruction as defined in the ANO.

Would love to see your entry for lesson 14
You the instructor would not have an entry! Neither would the student unless he was sent solo from a licensed aerodrome; and then with no relevant accountable training prior to this exercise I think you might find yourself in contravention of Article 138

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