FAA CPL to JAR CPL(A) Help??!!
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FAA CPL to JAR CPL(A) Help??!!
Looking to convert my FAA CPL to UK equivalent. Attempted this at ATPL level 10 years ago but failed 3 of the exams (twice) so gave up! I'm Back for more punishment but this time aiming slightly lower with CPL's -to hopefully give myself a better chance of success. I'm planing on doing correspondence for the ground school but have no clue as to which establishment will provide the best training. I have 800+hrs. Any advice appreciated!!
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For ATPL's - Bristol Groundschool without a shaddow of a doubt. Best in the business.
For CPL theory - I think there's only AFT at Coventry or Cranfield Aviation Training. Both do distance learning.
For CPL theory - I think there's only AFT at Coventry or Cranfield Aviation Training. Both do distance learning.
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You need to think about why you now want CPL. With a JAA CPL, you wouldn't be able to fly multi-crew.
As for standard, the difficulty of the questions at CPL and ATPL is comparable; it's just that there is less volume to learn at CPL.
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Whirls
As for standard, the difficulty of the questions at CPL and ATPL is comparable; it's just that there is less volume to learn at CPL.
Cheers
Whirls
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Yes, but a "please" would be nice.
Bristol groundschool advertise on pprune so you could always click on their advert. Alternatively, I hear Google is quite good at find things on the internet.
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Whirls
Bristol groundschool advertise on pprune so you could always click on their advert. Alternatively, I hear Google is quite good at find things on the internet.
Cheers
Whirls
