rotary to fixed wing
Hi this has probably been answered before but I can't find a definitive answer:
What is involved in converting either a JAA or FAA PPL(H) to a JAA/FAA PPL(A)? I know that going the other direction you have to do most of the rotary course, but I'm curious about this scenario? Anyone done it? |
For JAA, the conversion from (H) to (A) is exactly the same as (A) to (H) i.e. 10% of your hours can be credited up to max of 6 hours so the minimum time in which to complete is 39 hours. I believe you only have to do a Principles of Flight exam.
For FAA, it is an add-on to your licence. Cheers Whirls |
Thanks for that quick response! Do you know if someone with the faa add on could fly fixed wing in europe, just as they are allowed on their rotary license?
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