Paying for Initial Class 1
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Paying for Initial Class 1
Hi all
Quick Q - Do you pay for the initial CAA Class 1 Medical over the phone at the time of booking, or when you actually get to gatwick?
Interested as if I can put off the payment it would help cash flow at the moment..but I'd like to get it booked nonetheless.
Cheers!
RC
Quick Q - Do you pay for the initial CAA Class 1 Medical over the phone at the time of booking, or when you actually get to gatwick?
Interested as if I can put off the payment it would help cash flow at the moment..but I'd like to get it booked nonetheless.
Cheers!
RC
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I thought I paid for it when I booked over the phone (from Australia). Apparently, the currency conversion took a hit and my cc bounced. I paid on the day with no trouble. I would speak to the medical branch about it, they are quite reasonable.
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When I booked mine I was unaware that i would have to pay in advance, so I said I would call them back a few days later with a CC, I explained that it was good old mum who was paying and she was on a business trip at the time.
They were fnie about that, but said that it would have to paid for in advance. They kept the booking for me, I paid about a week before the examination and everyone was happy.
They are really nice down there, and happy to help.
Good luck
They were fnie about that, but said that it would have to paid for in advance. They kept the booking for me, I paid about a week before the examination and everyone was happy.
They are really nice down there, and happy to help.
Good luck
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That's a first! Any other CAAs take the money for the initial on the day:
Czech: 120 pounds,
German: 120 pounds (though this was a year ago, and he threw an FAA class one in),
Irish: somewhere around 350 pounds,
Spanish: 225 pounds.
With the exception of Spain, you do not have to wait longer than a week. - I stand to be corrected on any of this.
IP
Czech: 120 pounds,
German: 120 pounds (though this was a year ago, and he threw an FAA class one in),
Irish: somewhere around 350 pounds,
Spanish: 225 pounds.
With the exception of Spain, you do not have to wait longer than a week. - I stand to be corrected on any of this.
IP