Overseas class one to CAA class one
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Overseas class one to CAA class one
Hello folks,
A simple question - I've just got back to the UK and I hold an Australian Class one (currently valid), I want to get a CAA class one. Does anyone know if this would be viewed as a initial, or renewal? I'd like to avoid the long trip to Gatwick if possible (lovely as it is).
Thanks!
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A simple question - I've just got back to the UK and I hold an Australian Class one (currently valid), I want to get a CAA class one. Does anyone know if this would be viewed as a initial, or renewal? I'd like to avoid the long trip to Gatwick if possible (lovely as it is).
Thanks!
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Assuming you have not previously held an EASA (or JAR) class 1 it would be an initial. However, Gatwick is no longer the only place in the UK where you can do an initial EASA class 1.
Initial Class 1 (Professional Pilot) Medical Examination | Medical | Personal Licences and Training
Initial Class 1 (Professional Pilot) Medical Examination | Medical | Personal Licences and Training
