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Old 25th Jul 2006, 12:39
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CAA Class 1 to IAA Class 1

How do I convert my CAA Class 1 medical to Irish or because they are both JAA do I bother
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Old 26th Jul 2006, 00:22
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I currently hold a CAA Class 1 which unfortunately is invalid if i wish to flight train commercially in Eire, I have already looked into this and there is no conversion, retake in Dublin i guess
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Well I know that the opposite is possible though. If you have a medical certificate from another JAA member country the U.K CAA accepts it.
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Has anybody successfully converted a JAA (UK Issued) class one medical to a JAA (Irish) Class one? With out going through the whole Initial rigmarole again, I have an e-mail from the medical centre in Dublin telling me that my CAA Issued Class one is valid in Ireland (I told them I wanted to get an Irish commercial). But also I have a friend that just went through a few months ago (with a CAA medical) and he had to get an Irish one before he could do any flight training? Any help/advise greatly appreciated

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Can anybody steer me in the right direction??
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AFAIK a JAR medical is a JAR medical and should be valid with either your UK issued JAA licence or your Irish issued JAA licence.... BUT... there is a stipulation in the regs that the medical must be done in the country of initial training.

So if you are embarking on a flight training course, you will need to do the medical in Dublin.

Look at www.jaa.nl for JAR-OPS 3

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Old 4th Sep 2006, 15:02
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Thanks for your reply… That clears things up for me
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Originally Posted by mutt
AFAIK a JAR medical is a JAR medical and should be valid with either your UK issued JAA licence or your Irish issued JAA licence.... BUT... there is a stipulation in the regs that the medical must be done in the country of initial training.
So if you are embarking on a flight training course, you will need to do the medical in Dublin.
Look at www.jaa.nl for JAR-OPS 3
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I have a UK issued JAR CPL. I did my initial 1st class medical in the Mater Private in Dublin. On my request the IAA subsequently sent my records over to Gatwick ( there is a form the applicant must submit, found on the CAA website, and the inevitable handling fee ). The CAA issued me with a UK issued certificate based on my IAA one; without me having to attend. I now have 2 JAA Class 1 certificates, one IAA issued and one CAA issued.

I'm sure there is a reciprocal arrangement.
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Old 13th Sep 2006, 11:48
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Can you do the medical in Dublin with a CAA licence?
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Old 13th Sep 2006, 21:50
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I have CAA licence and renew my medical in Dublin, so I suppose yes. The Mater will write a letter to the UK CAA stating that you undertook your medical there.

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Thanks MK, maybe that was just for renewal though and not initial medical?. I sent a query to IAA to ask if i can do the medical in the matter and below is the response i got

"Since you hold a CAA licence, I am afraid the query has to be answered by the UK Civil Aviation Authority."
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Old 15th Sep 2006, 11:09
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HJ,

Read my post above again. I did my initial in Dublin and have a UK issued license.
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sorry didnt see that. that answers my question then cheers
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