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Old 12th Dec 2007, 09:57
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FAA CPL(H) Trg in USA for JAA ATPL holder

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I am doing my FAA CPL(H) at L.A. Helicopters and would like to get a JAA CPL(H) later on. I have got a JAA ATPL. What do i need for the licence conversion. How much do i get credits for the fixed wing ATPL?

When i take the FAA CPL(H) exams in USA, do i get there credit for my FAA CPL(A)?

thanks a lot for infos

ps. flying rotary is more fun

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Have a good read of Lasors! All your q's on Jaa should be answer'd!
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I just started their course about 3 weeks ago for the ATPL(H), after getting my FAA CPL and CFI certificates during the year in Fresno, CA. From what I gather, it's the first JAA ATPL course that is purely helicopter specific including the exams. I think they have a CPL course also.

Contact Phil Croucher at [email protected]. He is pretty easy to deal with and will answered all my questions.

Best of luck in LA.
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hi guys

thanks for the answers, but just to clarify.
i have allready a JAA ATPL for airplanes and a FAA CPL for airplanes
i am getting a FAA CPL for Helicopters and would like to get a JAA CPL for helicopters. so thats the info i need for.
whats the way to convert my FAA CPL(H) to a JAA CPL(H)?
thanks
lars

ps. by the way, what is lasors?
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Jaa Cpl-h

Hi Warmkiter,

sorry, but no credits from the FAA tickets to the JAA. You'll get a credit in some subjects such as Met, Nav, Air Law and so on, from your JAA ATPL (A) towards the JAA CPL-H.
I did it the other way around 3 y ago. It's called a bridge course.
Contact CAT (Civil Aviation Training) in Worms for details or search website.

Viel spass!

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Written Exam

TS,

I'm sure he would have to do a written exam! At least in the helicopter specific subjects such as performance, weight and balance, aerodynamics, ops proced. and so on.
Maybe different in UK tho.

Cheers

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thx guys

thanks guys, this was what i was looking for...

about the JAA CPL(H)...

so no credits for that.. what about getting a JAA PPL(H). must get at least sometimes airborne with a rotorcraft in good old europe...

wie wars da bei CAT in Worms?
war das ok? bin bei hansels copi in FRA und könnte da vorbeischauen...

thx

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Sorry dude, I obviously didn't read your post properly before jumping in feet first with a reply!! Whoops!
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I had an ATPL (A) and then did the CPL(H) through the JAA system. I go credit for all the written exams except one - P of F (H) and I also got a 50 hour credit on doing the CPL flying course so I could start it with 105 hours total. Incidentally there was no credit for the hours to get a FI(H) even though I had 6000 FI(A) hours and I had to get the full 250 hours on helicopters to do the FI course, though I got credit of 75 hours on the ground school element. Hope this helps.
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hi guys

thanks a lot for the infos.

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