Was this flight legal
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From: Bedfordshire UK
Was this flight legal
Yesterday I flew MEP with 2 passengers. Having looked in my log book , I have not done any MEP for 127 days, I have flown SEP in the last 90 days.
Question
Should I have done MEP within the last 90 days to be able to take passengers?
C-I-M
Question
Should I have done MEP within the last 90 days to be able to take passengers?
C-I-M
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Afraid so totally illegal
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/175/SECTION%20A.pdf
Appendix F section 2 para G
States same type or CLASS and as MEP is a seperate class to the SEP your where out of the 90 days.
So you should have had 3 takeoff's and landing in the last 90 days on MEP before you could take pax.
MJ
http://www.caa.co.uk/docs/175/SECTION%20A.pdf
Appendix F section 2 para G
States same type or CLASS and as MEP is a seperate class to the SEP your where out of the 90 days.
So you should have had 3 takeoff's and landing in the last 90 days on MEP before you could take pax.
MJ
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So, if one realises one has exceed the privilages of a license, not complied with the ANO, etc, etc; what are you supposed to do about it?
Is there a counter at the CAA where you can turn up and hand yourself in?
Is chalking this up to experience, and learning from it sufficient?
tp
Is there a counter at the CAA where you can turn up and hand yourself in?
Is chalking this up to experience, and learning from it sufficient?
tp
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From: UK
Knock knock.
Hello?
'Ello, are you Mr CIM?
Erm, yes.
We're the CAA's crack intenet snooping dept and we'd like a word please.
The who?
Not the Who sir, we're the Civil Aviation Authority (brandishes large golden ID badge with skull and crossbones).
Aviation? I don't know anything about aviation gentlemen. I think you want the other CIM who lives down the street (points down the street and as they turn to look, legs it........).
Live and learn. At least now you know.
Hello?
'Ello, are you Mr CIM?
Erm, yes.
We're the CAA's crack intenet snooping dept and we'd like a word please.
The who?
Not the Who sir, we're the Civil Aviation Authority (brandishes large golden ID badge with skull and crossbones).
Aviation? I don't know anything about aviation gentlemen. I think you want the other CIM who lives down the street (points down the street and as they turn to look, legs it........).
Live and learn. At least now you know.
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From: Cambridge, England, EU
I think you want the other CIM who lives down the street (points down the street and as they turn to look, legs it........).
"Hi," they say, "do you know where Dr X is?" So Dr X replies, perfectly truthfully, "he was in the common room on the third floor a few minutes ago".
"Thanks," say the goons, and go off to the far end of the building.
Dr X goes directly to the airport and calls his wife from Egypt, where he hangs out for a few months, until the government pass him the word that he can come home now, they're not after him any more (until next time).
