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FL395 10th Jul 2002 20:13

To renew or not to renew
 
Just a question from those in the hiring market

Is it better to renew ones licence every year
or every second year?
I have heard that when you get hired
by an airline your sim and line training
re-validates your ratings.....so why re-new a licence
now when there is no positive up turn in the market.
Apart from getting rusty which you can brush up on
every 2nd month in a sim is there any person out there
who hires for the airlines and wouldn't employ someone
without a current rating???
Just asking....:confused: :(

Joe Bolt 10th Jul 2002 20:34

There are definitely airlines that require your licence, ratings and medical to be current, before they will even accept an application from you. That was the case with Astreaus.

worzel 11th Jul 2002 09:18

I renewed last year and will do the same - if I need to - this year. If you were recruiting and had the choice of someone who's IR/MER was current and someone else who's wasn't all other things being equal who would you take?

Its not that expensive, if you want to you can do it on a sim, that said the if you shop around the aircraft can be just as cheap.

IRRenewal 13th Jul 2002 21:48

JAR-FCL says you cannot start training for a multi pilot type rating unless you have a current multi engine instrument rating (check JAR-FCL 1.250).

You decide whether you should keep your IR current........

Cheers

Broken Wings 15th Jul 2002 12:39

I agree with worzel and IRRenewal and I'm certainly keeping mine current for the valid reasons they mention. Best of luck.


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