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Hi again everyone ,
I love PPRUNE website , it's full nice stuff , wounderful information ... I want to know while my readings i found a lot of shortcuts of words for example :
FAA , ATPL , CPL , IFR , ME , IR ...etc
what does it mean? is there any way I found all this abbreviations about Aviation in full words ?
Even our lovely website PPRUNE is a short cut ... I am getting out of my mind...
Thanks!
I love PPRUNE website , it's full nice stuff , wounderful information ... I want to know while my readings i found a lot of shortcuts of words for example :
FAA , ATPL , CPL , IFR , ME , IR ...etc
what does it mean? is there any way I found all this abbreviations about Aviation in full words ?
Even our lovely website PPRUNE is a short cut ... I am getting out of my mind...
Thanks!
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Ah, the wonderful world of TLA's & FLA's.
Try the following link.
http://www.flyingineurope.be/all_aviation_abbreviations.htm
More than 7100 of them.
Try the following link.
http://www.flyingineurope.be/all_aviation_abbreviations.htm
More than 7100 of them.
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ATPL = Air Transport Pilot's Licence. Required to command a multi-crew commercial aircraft.
CPL = Commercial Pilot's Licence. Required to obtain payment for operating an aircraft.
IR = Instrument Rating. Required to operate an aircraft under IFR [qv]
IFR = Instrument Flight Rules.
ME = Multi Engine
FAA = Federal Aviation Administration (USA rule-makers))
CAA = Civil Aviation Authority (UK rule-makers)
JAA = Joint Aviation Authority (rule-making department of a group of mainly European (not EU) countries)
There are many, many more!
Scroggs
CPL = Commercial Pilot's Licence. Required to obtain payment for operating an aircraft.
IR = Instrument Rating. Required to operate an aircraft under IFR [qv]
IFR = Instrument Flight Rules.
ME = Multi Engine
FAA = Federal Aviation Administration (USA rule-makers))
CAA = Civil Aviation Authority (UK rule-makers)
JAA = Joint Aviation Authority (rule-making department of a group of mainly European (not EU) countries)
There are many, many more!
Scroggs