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SEP Class Rating
Hi,
Scenario is a CPL/PPL holder who did the fully integrated course and has MEP Land on his licence. Wants to add SEP Land to his licence. He has done all the single engine stuff, but no check to formally add the SEP class to his licence.
I'm not sure if the SRG2128 LST is correct, as that's for an initial licence and class/type issue. What test/check needs to be done after the required training (SRG1107) and which form/format? SRG1157...?
TIA.
Scenario is a CPL/PPL holder who did the fully integrated course and has MEP Land on his licence. Wants to add SEP Land to his licence. He has done all the single engine stuff, but no check to formally add the SEP class to his licence.
I'm not sure if the SRG2128 LST is correct, as that's for an initial licence and class/type issue. What test/check needs to be done after the required training (SRG1107) and which form/format? SRG1157...?
TIA.
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Training as required, then complete a skill test for initial issue of an SEP (Land) Class Rating.
As you say, Course Completion Certificate (SRG 1107) then Examiners Report (SRG 1157).
As you say, Course Completion Certificate (SRG 1107) then Examiners Report (SRG 1157).
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Assuming it's UK, above is correct. FEH Table 4A, Standards Document 14(A). CAA forms SRG1107, SRG1119A, SRG1157. I also suggest that you check the DTO/ATO holds the approval to conduct SEP (Land) Class Rating training.
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Thanks. Re the 1157, is it just the ‘M’ items to be done as per the LPC schedule, or do all the stalls, for example, have to be assessed?
FEH Table 4A, can’t find that one?
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"M" items are mandatory, where more than one option is listed (eg. stalling) the examiner has the choice of which to test. Generally, I'll test "clean power off" and "base to final turn" stall recoveries.
There's no requirement to test every item unless the examiner deems it necessary.
Ref: Standards Document 14, Appendix 1, A-4
There's no requirement to test every item unless the examiner deems it necessary.
Ref: Standards Document 14, Appendix 1, A-4
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Where confusion was evident amongst examiners from a change to wording in the FEH, UK CAA issued guidance in Trainingcom Autumn 2017 regarding the number of stalls on a Class Rating ST/PC. As Arrow Flyer has said, typically a clean stall to the stalled condition plus one other (dealer's choice) to the incipient stall would be reasonable. This is different to a PPL Skill Test where all three stalls listed are required.
FEH Table 4A can be found on page 31.
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FEH Table 4A can be found on page 31.
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