ATPL Flying in England on an FAA Cert
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Flying in England on an FAA Cert
I am currently flying commercially in the US on a FAA certificate. I might be going to England for four months next year on non - aviation business.
My question is: can I fly either an N or G registered helo over there on a FAA ATP (H) certificate?
This flying would be for pleasure only, just me and a couple of buddies.
Thanks in advance for you help.
My question is: can I fly either an N or G registered helo over there on a FAA ATP (H) certificate?
This flying would be for pleasure only, just me and a couple of buddies.
Thanks in advance for you help.
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Yes, you can fly privately here on your FAA certificate.
Any flying school from which you wish to rent would require you to do a check ride with an instructor, just as in the States.
Beyond that, additional requirements/conditions will vary between schools so it's worth shopping around.
I refer to schools because, unless you know someone with whom you come to a private arrangement, virtually all self fly hire of light aircraft in the UK is from flying schools.
It would be wise to bring your logbook (or a photocopy of recent years' entries) to show your hours, experience on types and currency.
Heliport
Any flying school from which you wish to rent would require you to do a check ride with an instructor, just as in the States.
Beyond that, additional requirements/conditions will vary between schools so it's worth shopping around.
I refer to schools because, unless you know someone with whom you come to a private arrangement, virtually all self fly hire of light aircraft in the UK is from flying schools.
It would be wise to bring your logbook (or a photocopy of recent years' entries) to show your hours, experience on types and currency.
Heliport
