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Old 22nd Sep 2009, 16:19
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Is the JAR PPL valid in India?

Hello,
Wondering if i could fly in india as a hobby with a JAR PPL. Also if anyone has the hourly hire costs for a c152/182/pa28 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.
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hI

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

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Yes, an N-reg can be flown worldwide on an FAA license.

Only $100 ??? That was cheap
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Only $100 ??? That was cheap
That was what I thought. Anything more and I would have had to have got approval from the ferry company.

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 Egypt

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