MPA type rating
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MPA type rating
Ok,
I checked in the Lasors and JAR FCL but I just want to make sure I got it right.
For the first Multi pilot type rating you need a valid IR with ME rating (within 5 years of the expiry date) but for the second MPA type rating you don't.
Can you do a second type rating with the first type rating in your license expired?
or does it need to be current?
Good luck and good flying
Speevy
P.S. here I quote Lasors:
"Pre-requisite conditions for training
An applicant for the first type rating for a MPA shall
provide evidence that the following requirements
have been met:-
a) have completed at least 100 hours as
pilot-in-command of aeroplanes;
b) have a valid multi-engine Instrument Rating
(Aeroplanes) within the last 5 years from the
date of expiry of the rating. This is only a
requirement for an initial MPA type rating and
not subsequent type ratings;
c) hold a certificate of satisfactory completion of
a multi-crew co-operation (MCC) course (this
requirement is not applicable to those who
have attended a TRTO course which includes
MCC). For full details on the MCC Course and
MCC credits can be found at Section F10.
d) have passed the professional flight crew
examinations at ATPL level.
F4.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
ADDITION OF A MPA TYPE RATING
For rating issue you must:-
a) Provide evidence of having completed a course
of training at an authorised Type Rating
Training Organisation (TRTO), following a
syllabus recognised by the JAA, including the
following:-
b) Pass a Licensing Skills Test (LST) conducted by
an authorised Type Rating Examiner (TRE);
c) Pass a theoretical knowledge written exam as
part of the TRTO course."
I checked in the Lasors and JAR FCL but I just want to make sure I got it right.
For the first Multi pilot type rating you need a valid IR with ME rating (within 5 years of the expiry date) but for the second MPA type rating you don't.
Can you do a second type rating with the first type rating in your license expired?
or does it need to be current?
Good luck and good flying
Speevy
P.S. here I quote Lasors:
"Pre-requisite conditions for training
An applicant for the first type rating for a MPA shall
provide evidence that the following requirements
have been met:-
a) have completed at least 100 hours as
pilot-in-command of aeroplanes;
b) have a valid multi-engine Instrument Rating
(Aeroplanes) within the last 5 years from the
date of expiry of the rating. This is only a
requirement for an initial MPA type rating and
not subsequent type ratings;
c) hold a certificate of satisfactory completion of
a multi-crew co-operation (MCC) course (this
requirement is not applicable to those who
have attended a TRTO course which includes
MCC). For full details on the MCC Course and
MCC credits can be found at Section F10.
d) have passed the professional flight crew
examinations at ATPL level.
F4.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE
ADDITION OF A MPA TYPE RATING
For rating issue you must:-
a) Provide evidence of having completed a course
of training at an authorised Type Rating
Training Organisation (TRTO), following a
syllabus recognised by the JAA, including the
following:-
b) Pass a Licensing Skills Test (LST) conducted by
an authorised Type Rating Examiner (TRE);
c) Pass a theoretical knowledge written exam as
part of the TRTO course."
