Coming back to fly - how have things changed?
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Coming back to fly - how have things changed?
Big question, I know!
I nearly did it two years ago but went off a bit "half-cocked". I had some discussions with various people on here about buying a plane (ScooterBoy especially - thanks!). I'm now much better prepared but I have a silly question.
I have a CAA PPL... is such a beast still valid? Can I keep it or does it need to be changed into a JAA PPL? I'd like to keep it because it lasts forever! I think the new JAA thing has to be renewed every five years.
I've downloaded LASORS from the CAA website and tried to read it but can't find the answer in there.
Many more questions in the pipeline!
Thanks in advance,
Tony
I nearly did it two years ago but went off a bit "half-cocked". I had some discussions with various people on here about buying a plane (ScooterBoy especially - thanks!). I'm now much better prepared but I have a silly question.
I have a CAA PPL... is such a beast still valid? Can I keep it or does it need to be changed into a JAA PPL? I'd like to keep it because it lasts forever! I think the new JAA thing has to be renewed every five years.
I've downloaded LASORS from the CAA website and tried to read it but can't find the answer in there.
Many more questions in the pipeline!
Thanks in advance,
Tony
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Good news!
So, on to the next question.
I'm in France, is a JAA examiner allowed to conduct the skills test as part of the re-issue of the licence?
Cheers,
Tony
I'm in France, is a JAA examiner allowed to conduct the skills test as part of the re-issue of the licence?
Cheers,
Tony
Tony
I renewed my PPL by doing a Skills Test with a French JAA Examiner at Flers a couple of years ago and this was accepted by CAA.
You can also take advantage of the new rules regarding French JAA Class II medicals now. See the other thread in Private Flying http://www.pprune.org/private-flying...ical-fees.html
Good luck.
I renewed my PPL by doing a Skills Test with a French JAA Examiner at Flers a couple of years ago and this was accepted by CAA.
You can also take advantage of the new rules regarding French JAA Class II medicals now. See the other thread in Private Flying http://www.pprune.org/private-flying...ical-fees.html
Good luck.
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Oh groan...
Get yerself a yellow jacket
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Thanks Frelon...
Tony
I renewed my PPL by doing a Skills Test with a French JAA Examiner at Flers a couple of years ago and this was accepted by CAA.
You can also take advantage of the new rules regarding French JAA Class II medicals now. See the other thread in Private Flying http://www.pprune.org/private-flying...ical-fees.html
Good luck.
I renewed my PPL by doing a Skills Test with a French JAA Examiner at Flers a couple of years ago and this was accepted by CAA.
You can also take advantage of the new rules regarding French JAA Class II medicals now. See the other thread in Private Flying http://www.pprune.org/private-flying...ical-fees.html
Good luck.