CAA time to issue licence?
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CAA time to issue licence?
Hi
A few weeks ago I submitted my CPL application to the CAA along with the relevant paperwork including my logbooks, and large amounts of money.
I expected it to take a while as I understand the City sports day shenanigans, plus EASA are causing a certain amount of delay.
That said, does anyone have any idea roughly how long it's taking these days?
A few weeks ago I submitted my CPL application to the CAA along with the relevant paperwork including my logbooks, and large amounts of money.
I expected it to take a while as I understand the City sports day shenanigans, plus EASA are causing a certain amount of delay.
That said, does anyone have any idea roughly how long it's taking these days?
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From: EGYD
From the CAA website :
Which means your looking at 6 weeks minimum.
Customer Notice - 1st June 2012
Please be aware that we are currently experiencing high volumes of engineering applications. We are currently processing applications received around 30 working days ago. In order for us to process these applications as quickly and efficiently as possible please refrain from calling us and chasing your application.
Please be aware that we are currently experiencing high volumes of engineering applications. We are currently processing applications received around 30 working days ago. In order for us to process these applications as quickly and efficiently as possible please refrain from calling us and chasing your application.
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Thanks for responding all. I've got a "we called, you were out" card from FedEx, so I'm guessing it's arrived. That's three calendar weeks. Will confirm when I've collected it tomorrow.
BigGrecian - that note refers to Engineers licences. There isn't a similar note for the Pilot / Aircrew part. It would be useful if there was some kind of indication.
lajeharo - looks like it was a reasonable indication. Congrats on getting your PPL, by the way. Enjoy your membership of a privileged club, in whatever way you can!
fwjc
BigGrecian - that note refers to Engineers licences. There isn't a similar note for the Pilot / Aircrew part. It would be useful if there was some kind of indication.
lajeharo - looks like it was a reasonable indication. Congrats on getting your PPL, by the way. Enjoy your membership of a privileged club, in whatever way you can!
fwjc
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Thank you, and congrats to you as well!
I'm just biding my time until November at this point, when I'll be leaving for the US to do the rest of my training. My flying in the UK will have to be restricted to a couple of sessions in the circuit so I don't lose my landing skills... wished I had the money to do more flying here before I go, as flying over this country is just beautiful.
I'm just biding my time until November at this point, when I'll be leaving for the US to do the rest of my training. My flying in the UK will have to be restricted to a couple of sessions in the circuit so I don't lose my landing skills... wished I had the money to do more flying here before I go, as flying over this country is just beautiful.
