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Should I keep my PPL ?

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Old 25th September 2007 | 13:43
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Red face Should I keep my PPL ?

Hi All,
Can anyone advise me?
I am currently studying for the ATPLs part time. I hope to do the cpl in about 18 months to 2 years. My 12 hours in 2 years is now due by October 11th !!!
Should I renew asap, or let it go ?
Will I need a valid ppl to commence cpl training ?( I have kept up my class one).
Many thanks.
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Old 25th September 2007 | 15:26
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no worries

You dont need to but currency will reduce cost at the CPL stage .. you can let Oct 11 pass and do a renewal with a PPL FE and then get the currency up to par nearer the time (immed before CPL course commencement) - that may be the cheapest option...
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Old 25th September 2007 | 15:43
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You don't need to keep you Class 1 medical current; you've passed the initial Class 1 at Gatwick and therefore, you could let your Class 1 lapse into a Class 2 and, when you come nearer to being a commercial pilot, simply renew your Class 1 with your local AME.

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Old 25th September 2007 | 15:59
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but the cost of the class 1 can be cheaper than a class two so maybe keeping it current might be just as easy.
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