hello..
I have a question/curiosity to ask to pilots working for an european airline (Easa rules context).

In addition to the pilot's license and the medical examination that is of course a personal documentation.. does your airline also provide you a document o form which lists the qualifications and/or certifications such as: low visibility operations qualification, category C aerodromes, opc checks ..
that you need to keep updated and take with you in case of an inspection/supervision by any authority?

thank you

Yes - in my company published as "My Documents".

thank you dask..

you mean that..

for any endorsement and qualification as:
- low visibility operation qualification
- CPDLC
- NAT
- class C Aerodromes qualification
- etc..

as pilot, you don't have any paper document that you need to carry with you as you already do with licence and type rating and medical?

you mean that you just have a file filled by your airline on "my documents" in your EFB or laptop?

thank you very much to answer me...