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Old 11th May 2004, 14:31
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100nm X country requirement for PPL( H)

Can someone explain why a QSP(A) (Qualified service pilot fixed wing) is exempt the 100nm x-country solo requirement? when a 20,000 hr ATPL & FE PPL/CRE IRR is not!
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...Errrrr ..... NO!

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The only think i can think of its called the CAA and fualty towers rules but otherwise no


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J400, when was the last time you used a map, stopwatch, no autopilot,etc, etc?
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Without wishing to start an argument....

but if you look at the changes since JAR FCL has come in, they very much favour QSPs, by comparison with the rules pre- JAR FCL.

The reason may become clearer if you look at those in a position to make these decisions on behalf of the CAA and their background. It is a fact of life in the UK that you have to come to terms with.
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