licence cost

[cleared24right]

Hi,

Could someone tell me the exact cost to pay the CAA to issue my frozen ATPL. I currentlly have a PPL with an IMC and want to add a ME CPL/IR with an MCC certificate.

Thanks for your help.

[FougaMagister]

Hi - wait til you have passed your ME/IR before sending your paperwork for licence issue, since the IR issue is free of charge if it's made at the same time as the CPL issue (just as the IMC issue was free of charge if done simultaneously with the PPL issue). The CPL issue was £167 in December, but you'd better check with Cash And Agro themselves in case their fees have gone up (yet again).

MCC - they don't really want to hear about it until you have to "unfreeze" (i.e. issue) your ATPL.

Cheers.

[cleared24right]

Thanks for the reply, I already have my ME/IR and also my ME/CPL they all need adding to my licence. I'll try and get in contact with someone at the CAA. Thanks again.

[mad_jock]

I thought the MCC was required for your first multi crew type rating?

MJ

[BillieBob]

All of the CAA's charges are available on its website, just go to the Flight Crew Licensing General Information page and click on - guess what - Scheme of Charges. There you will find:

For the grant of a Commercial Pilot licence (Aeroplane), Commercial Pilot licence (Helicopter), Airline Transport Pilot licence (Aeroplane), and Airline Transport Pilot licence (Helicopter) including an initial type rating and instrument rating valid for 5 years ............. £185

You will not find a charge for the 'frozen' ATPL because no such licence exists. The CAA will not be in the least bit interested either in your MCC certificate, you won't need that until you apply for your first type rating on a multi-pilot aeroplane when the Type Rating Training Organisation will wish to see it before they commence your training.

[Chuffer Chadley]

While we're on this subject-

CPL and MEIR skill tests £607 (ish) each- what about the MECR skill test? Is that £607 as well?

Thanks!
CC