Is the JAR PPL valid in India?

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It is up to the State of the aircraft registry to decide what privileges (if any) a given license carries in that aircraft.
If the aircraft is registered in India, it is up to the Indian CAA to decide whether a JAR-FCL license is acceptable. You need to find them
and contact them. Or, if you can find an aeroclub down there, they might be able to tell you.
I would expect India to do a local validation of a JAR PPL.
If the aircraft is registered in India, it is up to the Indian CAA to decide whether a JAR-FCL license is acceptable. You need to find them
and contact them. Or, if you can find an aeroclub down there, they might be able to tell you.I would expect India to do a local validation of a JAR PPL.
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I collected and ferried back an old Citation 2 jet from India Ok it had been placed on the N reg and I was flying under an FAA ATP and type rating but a hint
I was taken by car across New Delhi and informed by a handling agent that no customs export had been arranged. I asked how long that would take and was informed 4 days! I told them I wanted the aircraft out of India that day for my first leg to Pakistan. " You Must pay" $100 had the whole thing sorted in 3 hrs and I was away.
In that part of the globe anything can be achieved but take some $s with you
Pace
I collected and ferried back an old Citation 2 jet from India Ok it had been placed on the N reg and I was flying under an FAA ATP and type rating but a hint
I was taken by car across New Delhi and informed by a handling agent that no customs export had been arranged. I asked how long that would take and was informed 4 days! I told them I wanted the aircraft out of India that day for my first leg to Pakistan. " You Must pay" $100 had the whole thing sorted in 3 hrs and I was away.
In that part of the globe anything can be achieved but take some $s with you

Pace
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Only $100 ??? That was cheap
Pakistan was scary with 3 armed guards each to me and my co-pilot and in Pakistan sandwiches did the job so even cheaper
standing over what was described as a loo with three guards holding machine guns was another thing 
Arab countries back to $s
Especially EgyptPace
Last edited by Pace; 23rd September 2009 at 12:20.




