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TRE IRR
Hello all,
I have been briefed by my competent authority regarding part FCL. A few interesting points came to light, one being that a TRE can conduct IR renewal/revalidations provided they hold an IR(A).
My question is can a TRE sim only, with an IRI and the requirements for an IRE satisfied, conduct IR renewal/revalidation checks on sp aircraft?
Is this privilege to give SPHPCA examiners the ability to conduct IR tests, and not intended for MPA examiners?
I have been briefed by my competent authority regarding part FCL. A few interesting points came to light, one being that a TRE can conduct IR renewal/revalidations provided they hold an IR(A).
My question is can a TRE sim only, with an IRI and the requirements for an IRE satisfied, conduct IR renewal/revalidation checks on sp aircraft?
Is this privilege to give SPHPCA examiners the ability to conduct IR tests, and not intended for MPA examiners?
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A few interesting points came to light, one being that a TRE can conduct IR
renewal/revalidations provided they hold an IR(A).
A few interesting points came to light, one being that a TRE can conduct IR
renewal/revalidations provided they hold an IR(A).
My question is can a TRE sim only, with an IRI and the requirements for an
IRE satisfied, conduct IR renewal/revalidation checks on sp aircraft?
IRE satisfied, conduct IR renewal/revalidation checks on sp aircraft?
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You will require a seperate approval to conduct IR tests on SPA. This as a CRE/IRRE approval and is tested by the CAA in a SPA aircraft.
The idea of adding IRRE to TRE for HPA is so that you can revalidate the IR on type. As I understand it, it confers no other privileges.
The idea of adding IRRE to TRE for HPA is so that you can revalidate the IR on type. As I understand it, it confers no other privileges.