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Old 20th Jun 2006, 20:32
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Canadian to UK licence conversion

Hey everybody!

I currently live in Canada, and I'm currently in a college pilot program. I've obtained my Canadian PPL and I'm currently working on my CPL (written exam in 3 days actually ) By the time I'm done in December, I will have my Canadian CPL, and Multi-IFR ratings with approximately 203 hrs under my belt.

I have dual citizenship between Canada and the UK as my mom is from Britain. I'm thinking of moving to England to take the JARS so I can get my UK licensing. I don't know much about the hour requirements or where I would go to take the ground school. I eventually want to get my ATPL. It would be great if somebody could shed some light on the situation.

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Old 21st Jun 2006, 01:22
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yeah, I knew about Moncton Flight College. It's just that I have family in England and thought that it would be cheaper for me to stay with family, then pay for living expenses in a new city. That's why I'm inquiring about where to get this done in England. I'm sure that the cost of living expenses outweighs the cost of getting the licensing done overseas.

Additionally, it doesn't answer my question of what to do. Am I required to take the JAA-CPL exams? Or can I jump straight into a frozen JAA-ATPL?
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Old 21st Jun 2006, 12:16
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FAA to JAA Conversion

Can anyone advice me please where can I do my conversion of CPL from FAA to CAA/JAR. Hopefully there is for me job opportunity if I do it.
Where can I do my frozen ALTP? Any cheaper flying clubs?
Need urgent reply,
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Old 23rd Jun 2006, 03:01
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conduct a search for UK conversions - lots of info.
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Old 24th Jun 2006, 14:43
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hey guys,

one more question about the topic. I have my FAA commercial license with multi and instrument raing. currently i have 1700 hours, about 600 hours multi crew in a beech 1900, working for a regional here in the states. soon i will be getting a B737 type rating and the faa atp. few questions:
1. what are the chances of getting a job in europe?
2. what do i have to do to convert in the jaa system?
3. having the faa atp and a type rating, does it give you a shortcut to get the jaa conversion?

thanks a lot in advance to whoever is gonna reply.
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Conversion FAA in JAA licence

Hello everybody,

is there someone who knows a way or country that convert or validate a FAA ATP into a national european licence and then getting a JAR licence? I have had an austrian CPL but unfortunatelly he isn't valid since 2001, now Austro Control wants me to do all written and flighttests for the CPL again.

thank all of you for any kind of information
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 10:25
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Please can anyone advise me where I can do Conversion of Licence from FAA to CAA/JAR
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 10:40
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Speak to Flight Training Europe. They did a conversion of license for a Canadian while I was there.
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 11:24
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Check out Areodynamics-malaga

They advertise the conversion on PPrNe!!!!

Good luck buddy!
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 11:45
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Originally Posted by abumaria
Please can anyone advise me where I can do Conversion of Licence from FAA to CAA/JAR
The answer is, it depends.

If you can tell me what type of license you have, and your flight experience, I can give you the correct answers and point you in the correct decision.

However, for example…

You have a Private in the Canada or the USA, and want a Frozen ATPL under JAR…

700 hours of ground school, 14 exams, multi-crew course, type-rating and skills test

Or, if you hold an ATPL from another country - with more than 3000 hours PIC in an aircraft with a take-off weight greater than 50,000 kgs - then you are exempt from everything except 2 exams.

Experience between these two, have various different requirements.

Tell me your license type, and your experience and I will tell you what you’ll need, who you can get it from, and how long it will take.

Cheers
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 11:57
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I'll be doind the same next year. Try airways

http://www.airwaysflighttraining.co.uk/

Very reasonable rates!
 
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Conversion

Thanks to all who has replied to me for the training of conversion of FAA to CAA/JAR. Is there anyone who has informations in South Africa training schools, as here its costly. I need to do it as soon as possible the conversion.
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Old 5th Jul 2006, 14:33
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Licence

I am holding FAA Commercial Polot Licence, I have only 255 hours, I know its too low. Now I am really wanting to do it.
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Old 6th Jul 2006, 03:57
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Originally Posted by abumaria
Thanks to all who has replied to me for the training of conversion of FAA to CAA/JAR. Is there anyone who has informations in South Africa training schools, as here its costly. I need to do it as soon as possible the conversion.
You can find a lot of information here http://www.flight-schools.net/

If that doesn't work, PM me and I'll have a co-worker check as he lives in Joburg, South Africa.
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Old 7th Jul 2006, 10:30
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On a similar note, Does anyone know what the rules are for getting australian hours recognised in finland? I only have 20 hrs but i dont want to to see my couple of grand poured out the window by not being able to use them towards my ppl here in finland?
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Old 17th Jul 2006, 10:37
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Silly licence conversion question

If you are the holder of FAA or CAA CPL & IR and convert it to a JAA CPL & IR, do you still hold your previous license aswell, or does the ''new'' license cancels the previous one.

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GgW

Edited to correct spelling
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Old 18th Jul 2006, 14:32
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You don't convert a FAA license to a JAA one. You take the ground exams and do some CPL flight training, take the flight test and get a JAA license. The only thing taken in consideration are you hours. So you will always have a FAA license since it's issued to you for live.

If you convert a CAA-> to JAA then you lose the CAA one.
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Old 24th Jul 2006, 17:47
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Jaa-Faa Conversion Long Distance

Hi guys,
I have few question about FAA-JAA conversion , you may help me.
I have CPL/ME/IR FAA and I want to get my ATPL-Frozen JAA in order to work in europe.
How can i convert my license without spending too much and where can i do that?
I heard about some school in Spain, but i wonder if i can make ground school for ATP here in texas while I'm woring as flight instructor, and once I will be ready I will go to spain and take the test and fly hours for conversation, whatever.
Thank u
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Old 27th Jul 2006, 13:39
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Need a little guidance. Have my PPL issued in UK still current and have recently got my IR and Commercial under FAA. Unfortunately I am having to return to UK and wonder what I will have to do to convert to CAA. I have 265 hours of flight logged. Any help would be appreciated.
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Old 29th Jul 2006, 08:35
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JAR ATPL

I am the holder of an ICAO ATPL and would like to convert to JAR Atpl. Looking for a training school in europe who got distance learning material available. Idealy I would like to writte the exams in Vienna. Anybody nows of any schools in Vienna ???? Can one writte the exams in vienna in English ???
Any input will be greatly appreciated !!!!!!
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