JAR and Ireland
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JAR and Ireland
OK I know before I ask that this is going to be a really stupid question but here I go. I passed my PPL(A) JAR in the UK last Oct and have logged around 80 hours total, I am now working in Ireland where I anticipate doing my flying. As my licence is a JAR one issued by the CAA will all my Irish hours count toward staying current? i.e the same as if I was flying in England?
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From: Bordeaux, France
As far as I am aware, hours count no matter where in the world they are logged.
I live in France now with a CAA issued JAR licence, for the last 3-4 years I have not flown in the UK, but have flown in France, USA, Malta & Germany in Aeroplanes registered in those countries. No problem getting my Licence renewed (twice now) and both times with a French Instructor/Examiner signing off my licence. Proceedure was I contacted the CAA in advance, they pointed me to the correct form on the internet to download and I had the French guy fill it in and sign it, then sent it off to the CAA.
I am about to get my medical done here, CAA very helpfull, said get a couple of copies off the French doc, including ECG, then sent the lot off to them and they would sort it. I am about to contact the local doc and arrange a visit/ check he does JAR Medicals.
Regards, SD..
PS Anybody any experience getting a medical abroard (more specifically in France) as I am about to do??
I live in France now with a CAA issued JAR licence, for the last 3-4 years I have not flown in the UK, but have flown in France, USA, Malta & Germany in Aeroplanes registered in those countries. No problem getting my Licence renewed (twice now) and both times with a French Instructor/Examiner signing off my licence. Proceedure was I contacted the CAA in advance, they pointed me to the correct form on the internet to download and I had the French guy fill it in and sign it, then sent it off to the CAA.
I am about to get my medical done here, CAA very helpfull, said get a couple of copies off the French doc, including ECG, then sent the lot off to them and they would sort it. I am about to contact the local doc and arrange a visit/ check he does JAR Medicals.
Regards, SD..
PS Anybody any experience getting a medical abroard (more specifically in France) as I am about to do??
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From: S Warwickshire
There are quite a few CAA approved AMEs all over the world.
They are all listed on the CAA, SRG web site (search for AME list).
I've had a class 1 renewal in Pretoria from one at about half the UK price.
They are all listed on the CAA, SRG web site (search for AME list).
I've had a class 1 renewal in Pretoria from one at about half the UK price.
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From: Bordeaux, France
Just to follow on from my previous post above, I had a local French DGAC authorised Doc give me a Medical here in France 2 weeks ago. Imediately sent off the French cert. and ECG to Gatwick as the nice lady on the phone advised.
Just recieved a CAA issued Medical and the original French one back in the post.......thats less than 2 weeks....so well done CAA!
I am a great believer in credit where it is due, and so far the CAA have been very helpful & informative when Ive contacted them regarding my situation over the last 2/3 years.
Come February the my JAR Licence is 5 years old and needs renewing, heres hoping thats just as simple!!
Regards, SD.
Just recieved a CAA issued Medical and the original French one back in the post.......thats less than 2 weeks....so well done CAA!
I am a great believer in credit where it is due, and so far the CAA have been very helpful & informative when Ive contacted them regarding my situation over the last 2/3 years.Come February the my JAR Licence is 5 years old and needs renewing, heres hoping thats just as simple!!
Regards, SD.
