Irish Aviation Authority licensing contact
 

Hi all,
Has anyone recently had an experience with Irish Aviation Authority licensing department?
I am in the process of converting my ICAO ATPL into EASA ATPL and have my EASA medical file at Irish Aviation Authority(EASA class 1). My intention is to apply for an Irish EASA ATPL.
I have been trying to get in touch with IAA licensing via email: [email protected] and never got any replies, I am puzzled by all those forms required to fill up and thought to get in touch with IAA and clarify questions, but so far it seems like impossible to get through.
I've also called a phone number from IAA website, but it was just a reception desk and they had no idea about anything connected to licensing.
Are there any other emails or phone numbers to get in touch with IAA licensing?
I would really appreciate any help regarding this matter.
P.S. I've done my EASA ATPL theoretical exams with Austrocontrol, will it be better to switch to Austrocontrol for ATPL application process?

What questions have you got regarding the forms, perhaps we can answer those? I'm an IAA ATPL holder so used to dealing with them.

I've been through a few processes in the last year, and have an IAA CPL. I've yet to have any problem at-all, and find their communications excellent (the forms are pretty clearcut too I thought, if sometimes lengthy). If you have names of anybody, all their email addresses are [email protected] .They do however seem to be primarily working from home, which is probably why the phone isn't much help.

Most people I know in the UK seem to be using Malta at the moment, second most popular Austria, third Ireland. I've not actually heard any significant complaints for any of them (not compared to our own dear CAA anyhow).

G

Your best way of getting someone to contact you is to send another email and copy in the CEO. They will respond.

Then I would love to have CEOs email....