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Theflightcpt 8th May 2022 09:59

Certificate conversion
 
Hello all.

Question from a lowtimer; I got a National CPL(Norway issued CPL), and when I see some airliner/Recruiters state that they want their national issued CPL. For example, applying to a Swedish company, they seem to want to convert my Norwegian Issued license into a swedish one. Is this normal? And is this temporary, can i change back to Norwegian CPL for example after or? How does this work? Please enlighten me :O

Blue skies

redsnail 8th May 2022 11:03

It is normal. Often the respective training department knows exactly what a particular NAA wants paper work wise and/or their TRE/TRIs are licenced by them. Hence it's easier and simpler to deal with one NAA versus a raft of them.
Are both EASA? I think they are. If so, you can only hold "one" of them at a time. When you no longer need the Swedish one, you can change it back to a Norwegian one.

rudestuff 8th May 2022 11:51


Originally Posted by redsnail (Post 11226933)
When you no longer need the Swedish one, you can change it back to a Norwegian one.

...at least until Swexit 👍

redsnail 8th May 2022 12:13

Ah but if Swexit or Nexit happens, then the OP can have both :D

I am in the process of regaining my UK ATPL after "SOLI-ing" it to a NL, therefore EASA one.
I still have my Aus ATPL but the medical is loooooong overdue. :)

Theflightcpt 8th May 2022 14:41

Okey, thanks for the clarification! :)


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