Nick14 – It’s not surprising that you are having trouble getting your head around the EASA regulations structure as they keep changing it! Essentially, however, it is reasonably straightforward.
At the top of the structure is Regulation 218/2008 (the Basic Regulation) which, as you say, has been EU law for about 4 years. The Basic Regulation has 5 annexes:
Below the Basic Regulation are a number of ‘Enabling Regulations’, each dealing with a different area of EASA’s responsibility. At present, seven of these have been enacted into EU law:
Each of the enabling regulations also has annexes and the Aircrew Regulation has seven:
The Aircrew Regulation became EU law on 8 April 2012 but member states were permitted to delay implementation of the Annexes by up to 12 months. The UK initially elected to implement them on 1 July but, having failed to meet its own deadline, delayed implementation until 17 September. Until then, the UK is continuing to comply with JAR-FCL except where the Aircrew Regulation does not permit it (e.g. the arrangements for crediting of ex-military aircrew). The enabling regulation for Air Operations is currently being considered by the EASA Committee of the European Commission (known as ‘comitology’) and is due to become law towards the end of this year. So far as examiners authorised by states other than the state of licence issue of the candidate are concerned, they will need to inform the competent authority of the state of licence issue and receive a briefing before conducting any Skill Test, Proficiency Checks or Assessment of Competence. This will not become necessary for UK licensed pilots until 17 September until when the current requirements remain in force. If you need any further clarification, please feel free to PM me. |
Nick14 - got all that ?
Pretty straight forward eh ..? :sad: |
Hmm,
Well that makes more sense now thank you! The issue we are facing at present is we have a number of pilots operating from different licences. The examiners are all IAA authorised. We have a number of pilots who already have part FCL licences, how do we check them if we don't have the specific authority authorised examiner? There is no procedure to convert an EASA licence into an IAA licence. Thanks |
As I said above, the examiner will have to inform the candidate's competent authority of his intention to conduct the test/check/assessment and receive a briefing from them. This assumes, of course, that the candidate's competent authority has implemented the annexes to the Aircrew Regulation.
Note that there is no requirement for the examiner to obtain authorisation from the candidate's competent authority, he must merely inform them of his intention. The competent authority is then required by EU law to provide the necessary briefing. |
and receive a briefing from them |
So what was JAR OPS in EASA terms is now EU-OPS?
Where does that fit into the structure? Many thanks |
So can the CAA refuse if they don't pay the money ?
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What is currently covered by EU-OPS and JAR-OPS 3 will be covered by Annex III (Part-ORO) and Annex IV (Part-CAT) to the Air Operations Regulation.
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Ah right, that makes sense as the document I was reading was annex III.
So EU OPS will cease to exist when those regulations come into force then? |
nezzer
did you get an answer yet? ( the thread seems to have drifted from your original question) |
I applied 3 weeks ago and the Selection team sent me a mail asking me more details about my employment history and that they would give me a result in 10-14 days.
I haven't yet received any other communication, I think that they have received much more applications than they expected. If I have some news I will let you know :) |
Hi all,
Had a email today from CTC inviting me to attend a interview on the 27th July and guess what ? They want money for the interview and they will throw in a complimentary free lunch lol What is this industry coming to !! |
any updates on this 'scheme'
Did anyone actually figure out the IR hours being asked for? Be interested to hear from anyone who was succesful for any feedback. |
I see this scheme has appeared again, or similar.
Any FIs know any more ? |
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