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Old 12th Feb 2018, 07:33
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Helicopter Training School UK

Currently looking for a Helicopter training school in the UK, i have a ICAO CPL(H)IR total time of 400 Hours and would like to convert to either EASA CPL or ATLP.

Any help or advise would be appreciated as im currently based in RSA but have the right to work and live in the uk. So would like to see what the future would bring for flying in the UK or any other EASA country.

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Old 13th Feb 2018, 02:23
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With 400 hours , the job market will be very limited to you..

The route would be

14 theory exams - capt.gs

Up to 30 hours of flying to meet "The Standard" of flying

An English language test

A flight test.

CPL training -

Homepage | Helicopter Services | Helicopter training, helicopter charter and aerial work including photography and lifting

http://eastmidlandshelicopters.com/training.php

https://www.arcus-heli.com




You do not the meet the requirements for a ATPL

Flying required for the IR

IR training

http://www.starspeed.co.uk/training
Babcock Helicopters
http://helicopterservices.co.uk
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Hi Ersa

Thank you for the reply will look into it.
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They want about 30 overall quite soon - interviews happening this week
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@ersa

With regards to the IR rating, If i had a 355 or 109 rating already on my ICAO Licence would i have do redo the rating on the EASA licence?

Or would it be carried over?
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You would do a reduced type rating at the discretion of the ATO
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