Frozen ATPL to CASA ATPL Conversion
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Frozen ATPL to CASA ATPL Conversion
I hope someone can help!
I'm in the RAF and am working towards my EASA ATPL. Once the exams are finally done and I pass skills tests and medicals, I'll have the Frozen ATPL / CPL.
I have access to an Australian Visa so am looking at options of emigrating there after I leave the military. Does anyone know if I'll need to do a full CASA ATPL course or whether the Frozen EASA ATPL will qualify me for the 2 exam bridging package (plus medical and skills test there).
Any help will be greatfully received!
I'm in the RAF and am working towards my EASA ATPL. Once the exams are finally done and I pass skills tests and medicals, I'll have the Frozen ATPL / CPL.
I have access to an Australian Visa so am looking at options of emigrating there after I leave the military. Does anyone know if I'll need to do a full CASA ATPL course or whether the Frozen EASA ATPL will qualify me for the 2 exam bridging package (plus medical and skills test there).
Any help will be greatfully received!
I can't recall exactly how many ATOL exams you will have to do, but I can ask a former RAF Herk mate for his experiences.
You may also have to do a MECIR practise and flight test (and IREX theory), and apply for an ASIC (security pass).
CASA have also invented a new MCC rating too - which off course won't recognise your Multi-Crew experience in those blasted British flying machines...
Feel free to PM me.
You may also have to do a MECIR practise and flight test (and IREX theory), and apply for an ASIC (security pass).
CASA have also invented a new MCC rating too - which off course won't recognise your Multi-Crew experience in those blasted British flying machines...
Feel free to PM me.
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A 'friend' moved to Aus about 10 years ago with a UK CAA Frozen ATPL. CASA do not recognise frozen ATPLs and, therefore, only recognised the CPL part. His requirements per CASA were:
CPL Air Law Exam
IREX Exam
All 7 CASA ATPL Theory exams
Combined ATPL/CPL skills test - completed on a ZFT TR course with a major airline.
The airline then managed the package of tests and exam results and sent them all off to CASA - by return was a CASA ATPL and Type Rating. Took them about a year altogether, but they were sponsored by the employer.
CPL Air Law Exam
IREX Exam
All 7 CASA ATPL Theory exams
Combined ATPL/CPL skills test - completed on a ZFT TR course with a major airline.
The airline then managed the package of tests and exam results and sent them all off to CASA - by return was a CASA ATPL and Type Rating. Took them about a year altogether, but they were sponsored by the employer.
