Exam Exemptions?
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Exam Exemptions?
If an airline is becoming UK registered does the CAA UK automatically validate the Pilots FAA licenses depending on their experience? i.e a senior Training Captain has to just write air law, etc.
Any people who have received exemptions or credits please advise of your experience.
Any people who have received exemptions or credits please advise of your experience.
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: N22 E114
Sadly No.
If you are an experienced Pilot with more than 3000 hours on Aircraft above 30 000 kg with 1 500 hour command (Captain) then you can apply for exemptions.
Those guys I helped get through it has been the exams Air Law and Human Performance Limitations. Followed by Type rating flight test.
That give you an ATPL issued - UK Registered aircraft only.
Hope that helps
W1
If you are an experienced Pilot with more than 3000 hours on Aircraft above 30 000 kg with 1 500 hour command (Captain) then you can apply for exemptions.
Those guys I helped get through it has been the exams Air Law and Human Performance Limitations. Followed by Type rating flight test.
That give you an ATPL issued - UK Registered aircraft only.
Hope that helps
W1
