EASA Regulation on Aircrew

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25th Nov 2011, 09:34

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EASA Regulation on Aircrew

The EASA regulation on Aircrew was published today in the OJEU. Whilst it applies to many other areas on Pprune, I thought that Military AIrcrew might be interested, hence the post.

Article 10 refers to Credit for pilot licences obtained during military service

http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/...11:FULL:EN:PDF

25th Nov 2011, 10:05

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So when do we think we might get a similarly titles document for air traffic controllers then?

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According to a Briefing Note released on 8 Nov 2011, the Directorate of Flying Training, No.22 (Trg) Gp expects to deliver the requisite Conversion Reports for Military Accreditation to the CAA in Jan 2012.

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You got a link to that Beags??

Just had the unmistakeable sound of a desk officer not even believing his own sales pitch...

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The note I have is an unprotected document

in MS Word and is entitled:

Quote:

8 Nov 11

22(TRG) GP – BRIEFING NOTE FROM DFT

THE FUTURE OF FLIGHT CREW LICENSING AND MILITARY ACCREDITATION – UPDATE & CURRENT ISSUES

It concludes:

Quote:

• Commanders are requested to consider giving this brief the widest possible exposure to interested parties within their AOR.

Your 'commander' should, therefore, be able to provide you with a copy. I don't think that, as mere civilian filth, I'm at liberty to pass it on, I'm sorry.