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Old 14th Jul 2020, 10:45
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Originally Posted by Big Pistons Forever
Wow I can't believe how complicated things are across the pond. A fellow I know recently renewed his Canadian Instructor Rating after 25 years flying the 747. All he had to do was write the exam again, get a few hours brush up with an instructor in a bespoke train to proficiency program, who then signed him off for the flight test. The Canadian ATPL incorporates the Multi Engine and Multi IFR ratings and has blanket type ratings for anything under 12,500 lbs MGTOW so he can teach basically everything.now.

Can anyone name even one substantive actual benefit to the over the top hoops you guys in Europe have to jump through ?
It keeps the pay decent if you teach Multi-IR
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You may want to read the thread on the other side; What's happening at Booker?
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Old 15th Jul 2020, 00:16
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What thread on what other side?
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Old 15th Jul 2020, 06:39
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The other side is an expression oft used here that always refers to the "other" forum which bears the name of a certain magazine. I already named the thread but I think naming the forum may be frowned upon here. My diplomacy skills are somewhat limiting.
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Old 18th Jul 2020, 22:51
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MAP. You have a PM.
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Old 22nd Jul 2020, 16:15
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Thank you - replied to
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Old 24th Jul 2020, 16:32
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Originally Posted by Big Pistons Forever
Can anyone name even one substantive actual benefit to the over the top hoops you guys in Europe have to jump through ?
Keeps lots of bureaucrats in clover
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Old 24th Jul 2020, 18:09
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Make licensing so complicated it’s like Indiana Jones and the temple of doom quest for the ratings....
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Old 2nd Aug 2020, 18:56
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Hey Meester proach , hope you're busy checking FI options. And return once it's allowed on "this side"
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Old 4th Aug 2020, 05:39
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I’m still mulling the options.
I calculate between 3500-5000 pounds to get it back, and that will take a lot of amortisation at £25 an hour.

Primarily I won’t be doing it for the cash but to stay in aviation. There’s the pressing matter of a job to pay the bills before hand though.

I’m thinking this season Is basically shot now, so if I did it, early 2021 to be ready for next summer .
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Old 6th Aug 2020, 06:04
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There is some great instructional training information out there to assist you with getting back into basic flight instruction, flight briefings etc. The NZ CAA Flight Instructor Guide is one such resource...

https://www.aviation.govt.nz/licensi...tructor-guide/

Good luck...

Cheers.

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