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Old 24th Sep 2010, 20:55
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I'm sat here wondering whether Bose & IO540 were ever married to each other?
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Old 24th Sep 2010, 21:16
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....are you willing to state that as of 8/4/2012 every N-reg pilot living in the EU will have to get a JAA PPL/IR to fly private IFR, and this is a full and complete statement of the EU legislative process? If not, please post details.
That is possibly the most arrogant post I have ever seen on Pprune. Fuji Abound asked a simple and straightforward question and I provided a clear and factually correct response. That response was not directed to you, was not related to any of your posts and, to be frank, is nothing whatever to do with you.
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Old 25th Sep 2010, 07:15
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Calm down, BB, and read your post again in the context of the thread. You post apparently authoritative posts here, suggesting that you are some kind of a CAA or EASA insider, and then you complain when somebody picks you up on this.
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Old 25th Sep 2010, 13:32
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Originally Posted by IO540
I don't have any chance of a "relationship" ... well, not with an aircraft, and if I tried the other sort (which would be very easy indeed to arrange) my girlfriend would have something to say
Why should she have anything to say about your renting a small place in Hungary and claiming residence there for a few months?
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Old 25th Sep 2010, 16:13
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Can one not do a conversion at somewhere like EFT in Florida? That would be easy for a FAA IR holder, considering you'd be flying N reg aeroplanes in US airspace ...
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Old 25th Sep 2010, 17:13
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I could be wrong but I don't think you can do the JAA/EASA IR test in the States. You can certainly sit the theory exams for the ATPL though.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 16:30
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Yep as far as I'm aware JAA IR test in the US is not possible.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 16:46
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I am certain of this (the UK FTO business would be pretty well terminated otherwise) but years ago I saw some TV prog where some Euro airline (KLM?) was training a load of ATPL candidates in Senecas in Arizona... wonder how that worked? Were they just hour building? Surely you would rent a C150 for that, and mindlessly fly it back and forth.
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Old 26th Sep 2010, 18:04
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A lot of the sausage factory schools train in the US and then bring them home for the IR test. The IR is only done by a staff examiner and they do not operate in the US.
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 16:41
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Ah I see..... well you can do the IR reval flight in Florida ....Perhaps it is just the initial test which has to be done in JARland.
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 17:47
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Ah I see..... well you can do the IR reval flight in Florida ....Perhaps it is just the initial test which has to be done in JARland.
You can indeed, in fact you can do the reval anywhere, that is devolved to us as industry examiners. As I said, the initial test has to be done by a CAA staff examiner in the UK they don't operate in Florida.....
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 19:19
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AEROFANFTO

These guys offer a FAA SE-IR to JAA SE-IR conversion at a very reasonable price / timescale. Previous students seem to have no probs getting ratings added to UK issued JAA licenses after.
Just an update: They replied with a one-liner from an un-named person, saying they don't do this.
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Old 27th Sep 2010, 21:14
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Admittedly when I was talking to them it was about the full 45hr course but they list the ICAO conversion on their price list.

http://www.aerofanfto.com/downloads/...-list-2010.pdf
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 07:36
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IO540,

Did you have a look at singles and twins flying school in Holland?

They seem to offer what you are looking for.
I have done my MEP(VFR) with them and I was very pleased with them.

From their website:

Conversion FAA SE-IR to UK/JAA MEP(land) with IR-SPA-ME:

Your FAA IR-SE can be converted to IR-SPA-ME in accordance with LASORS 2008 Section E1.2 by undertaking 15 hours IR training in a Multi-engine aeroplane. Before commencing the IR training, you need to hold the MEP(land) rating or have completed the MEP training. The MEP training consists of 6 hours training. For ME and/or IR-ME training, we use the PIPER SENECA II.

Pre-entry requirements : * Valid JAA Medical class 1 or 2.

* Holder of UK/JAA CPL(A) or UK/JAA PPL(A) with NQ(A)

* Holder of UK/JAA ATPL(A) theory including Radiotelephony licence.

* 50 hours X-country as PIC.

* Current en Valid FAA licence including FAA Medical.

* 70 hours PIC on aeroplanes.

MEP Class Rating :

6 hours PA 34

20 approaches/landings

Groundschool PA34
Pilot Operating Handbook PA34

Total amount MEP Class Rating € 3.552,50


IR-SPA-ME :

15 hours PA34
43 approaches/landings

Skill Test

1,75 hours PA34
6 approaches/landings

Skill Test including JAA Flight Examiner

Total amount IR-SPA-ME conversion € 9.742,00
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 08:37
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Wow - their 172 price is less than 2/3rds the price of the one at my club! Might have to look into Lelystadt flying next year....

Do you know if they will convert to a single engine IR, or only multi?
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 08:59
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I`m pretty sure they will also do SE IR conversions.
Just give them a call.
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 09:10
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"That may be so but there are a helluva lot more SE DA42s about"

and one or two NE* DA42s

* no engine
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 09:19
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What strikes me here is that ALL these FTOs appear to be quite happy to do a MEP conversion, but not SEP. Any ideas why that may be the case ??
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 10:07
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Tiny market and no attraction to write the course and seek the approvals.
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Old 28th Sep 2010, 17:14
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A Class Rating Examiner (CRE) can revalidate IR's if they hold a IRI. You only need a JAA PPL to be a CRE if you have held a professional licence of some type (I.e. FAA CPL) at some time. You can hold an IRI on a PPL so the whole lot can be PPL.
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