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Old 17th Apr 2008, 19:05
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JAR EC130 Type Rating

Any ideas on where I can go for an JAR EC130 Type rating? Eurocopter are currently quoting a ridiculous figure so looking for other options. Thanks
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notar,

Edited to add: The CAA site is now back up. There is only 1 EC130 on the G reg: G-ECBO. You should be able to contact the owner/operator via their contact details and they might be able to help. (From a Google search, G-ECBO would appear to based in the Midlands, maybe around The Belfry.)

Failing that, your next best option, I guess, would be in Ireland somewhere. Otherwise, how's your French?


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Hi, You could go to Heli Holland, there based at Lelystad Airport.
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And I'd bet my house on them speaking English! Good idea, Thomas.
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Notar..

Premier Helicopters at weston airfield in Dublin Ireland do 130 ratings i believe..

http://www.premierhelicopters.ie/about.html

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EC130 rating

Helibravo in Portugal, they have school and one ec130. Maybe cheaper.

http://www.helibravo.com/
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i'm sorry but what is a JAR ??????
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i'm sorry but what is a JAR ??????
Something that you keep beans in!
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If you can't take a joke, ASV, I suggest that you try using Google before asking daft questions...

But, if you're really good, here's the answer: Joint Aviation Requirement
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Bravo73.....!!!!!!!!
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ASV..

JAA is Joint Aviation Authorities..

JAR is Joint Aviation Requirments..

And im gona go open my JAR of coffee

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I stand corrected. How about a 'jar of coffee'?





PS Try having a very good look at my post #11.
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ok what is a JAR Type rating ???
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ASV..

I take it you fly in the states?
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ok what is a JAR Type rating ???

From what's been posted so far, it can be gleaned that it would be a Joint Aviation Requirement Type Rating required to fly in places where aviation is regulated by Joint Aviation Authorities.

The missing pieces of information are:-

1. Type Rating = a rating to fly a particular type of aircraft.
2. JAA = Europe and affiliated regions.
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rating = Junior officer.
Fly = small insect
type= act of using a typewriter

still makes no sense to me
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still makes no sense to me 2 !!!
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rating = Junior officer.
Fly = small insect
type= act of using a typewriter

still makes no sense to me

widgeon, it's obvious...

It means that only junior officers that can properly undertake secretarial work are allowed to be an insect in certain aircraft.
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