EASA ATPL with no SEP(A)
Joined: May 2008
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thanks, i'll see if he can argue his case and not have to hand over a further £90 ish
However, if there is no SEP on the back of the licence, as above they need to do training as required and a skills test rather than a proficiency check, which does complicate things.
Hopefully the CAA will recognise the evidence when it is presented, but it is really for the candidate to list all previously held ratings when they apply for any licence, and to ensure that they are all listed on the back, unless they are willing to see them disappear altogether.
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Yet had he turned up at the club with just the brown licence he would have done training and a proficiency check, srg1157 srg1104, srg1107 and srg1199 would have got him his licence reissued, surely its just a case of adding a rating to his current licence.






