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Old 16th December 2004 | 12:55
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Charge for conversion UK to JAA PPL?

Anyone know what this is? I can't find it in the scheme of charges on the CAA website and can't face hanging on the phone to them for half an hour.

I am presuming and hoping it is the £59 for renewal and not the £142 for granting of a PPL.

Anyone done this recently?

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Old 16th December 2004 | 13:04
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Why would you want to convert a lifelong licence into one that you have to pay to renew every five years?
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Old 16th December 2004 | 13:16
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So I can hire aircraft in other JAR countries, Switzerland in particular, with zero hassle.

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Old 16th December 2004 | 21:41
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Why would you want to convert a lifelong licence into one that you have to pay to renew every five years?
Correct me if I am wrong, but as I understand it, if you apply for a JAA-PPL that does not mean that you lose your old CAA-PPL. You just hold both licences.

But having said that, as your old CAA-PPL is a recognised ICAO licence, it should enable you to hire in most countries.

But, don't let me stop you donating more money to the CAA!

D_B - still determindly clinging on to her old CAA-PPL
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Old 17th December 2004 | 14:52
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In Switzerland I have been told "Kein Problem!" with a JAR licence.

"Unmoeglich!" without a JAR licence.

Anyone know what the real story is on this?

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