Australian, CASA CPL license conversion to the UK/EASA CPL or PPL
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Australian, CASA CPL license conversion to the UK/EASA CPL or PPL
I hold a CASA/ICAO CPL and I am looking at moving to the UK soon. My CASA (Australian)“command ME aeroplane” instrument rating expired some years ago and I am just wondering if this needs to be current to convert my CPL to the UK/EASA? My CASA CPL is VFR current (BFR), but just want to know if not having a current Instrument Rating is going to complicate the conversion process. Thanks for any assistance here.
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No it will not, But expect to jump through the EASA hoops to get your IR converted.
Converted mine about 18 months ago.......Can recommend Caledonian Advanced Pilot Training - Quality Training For Safer Pilots
for the theory click on CPL A/H
good luck.....and have plenty of cash for conversion
Converted mine about 18 months ago.......Can recommend Caledonian Advanced Pilot Training - Quality Training For Safer Pilots
for the theory click on CPL A/H
good luck.....and have plenty of cash for conversion
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If you want an I/R as well it will save you money if your I/R is current.
You can only convert a licence and rating you hold.
It always used to be 50 hours training for an I/R v 15 hours to convert an I/R. Just something to consider.
W1
You can only convert a licence and rating you hold.
It always used to be 50 hours training for an I/R v 15 hours to convert an I/R. Just something to consider.
W1
