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SergeD 25th Aug 2009 14:53

UK based FAA IR check ride - where?
 
A few friends in France and England have been trying to get a reply from this business

8710-1 Application Chklist

but there is no reply, emails or telephone messages, now for a long time now.

The conditions on the www site seem hard, getting all those letters from the civil aviation authority. How can a pilot get all those letters?

Are there no designated examiners going here from the USA ?

Miles Magister 25th Aug 2009 15:45

Try asking CamFlight - Advanced Avionics and Recurrent Flight Training - Welcome to CamFlight as I beleive they have an FAA IR examiner.

MM

lharle 29th Aug 2009 03:59

Tom is still working, he did some checks for me late august and was supposed to do some next week but they were cancelled.
He should be back and available in September

stickandrudderman 29th Aug 2009 06:45

Speak to TAA at Denham.

IO540 29th Aug 2009 06:50

It is now widely known that TAA did have a (female) visiting DPE some months ago but she was stopped by the FAA from coming here, after a very short time.

Maybe there are more recent developments? Having done the last of my FAA checkrides a few years ago I no longer keep a close eye on the options.

Interesting requirements on that website. I wonder what is behind it all.

debiassi 17th Sep 2009 23:36

UK based FAA IR check ride - where?
 
Tom Hughston is the only DPE for Europe. He spends a lot of time in France so if your willing to go over there and take a checkride, I am sure you would get a slot quicker. He is back up and running by the way.

englishal 18th Sep 2009 09:28

The FAA Airmen application is now all online IACRA, not sure how if affects Euro DPEs or not:

https://iacra.faa.gov/iacra/default.aspx


If you have to go to France, you may as well jet off to New York or elsewhere east coast. Flights are cheap and the flight back from Detroit a few weeks ago was only 6.5 hours....oh and my flight test was only $200.

foxmoth 18th Sep 2009 10:43


If you have to go to France, you may as well jet off to New York or elsewhere east coast.
Try looking at SergeDs location:rolleyes:

englishal 18th Sep 2009 10:57

even easier to get a cheap flight to NY ;)


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