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June 2002 (again)
Am I in the "clear"?
UK ATPL (frozen) with Perf A (&E) JAR CPL with JAR IR (Single Pilot Multi Engine) Good luck to all. |
covec, what on earth are you talking about.
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Don't you need to unfreeze the ATPL? And to get a JAR one you need 500hrs multi crew don't you?
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Greaser
I'm talking about the impending June deadline for National licences. As I understand it, so long as you have a National or JAR CPL/IR by June 2002 then your National ATPL credits are OK. Apologies for any "furrowed brows". |
Oh it all becomes clear now, thanks.
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Pilot Pete
I received a letter from the CAA dated 27 March 2000. The subject was "Arrangements to Issue a JAR-FCL CPL(A) Restricted to Use in UK Registered Aeroplanes". The paragraph titled "Upgrading to JAR-FCL ATPL(A)" made no mention of unfreezing or obtaining a JAR-FCL ATPL(A) by June 2002. It did say "Pilots who have passed the UK ATPL(A) examinations and who hold a JAR-FCL CPL(A)(R) with Instrument Rating and a valid type rating on a multi-pilot aeroplane will be required to meet the following requirements for the issue of a JAR-FCL ATPL(A): There then followed the usual unfreezing criteria i.e. 1500 hours total; 500 hours multi-pilot acft. etc etc Nothing about "and shall be achieved by June 2002". I surmise from this that with a JAR-FCL CPL(A)(R)/IR then your UK ATPL(A) credits are OK beyond June 2002 until, as you say, you unfreeze it. Cheers. |
Covec... .Your ATPL credits carry over on a . .CPL/IR if you keep the IR valid within . .7 years The JAA perf can be done at any . .time [email protected] for verification
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