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Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

15th Dec 2004, 14:07

Replies: 956

Type Rating - which type, where, why pay etc?

Views: 155,587

Posted By SpaceBadger

I don't know about type ratings but I asked...

I don't know about type ratings but I asked customs and excise about reclaiming VAT on my CPL/IR to no avail.

I think it's a bloody disgrace that we have to pay tax on training for professional...

Forum: Questions

1st Nov 2004, 11:14

Replies: 4

Drink driving

Views: 1,946

Posted By SpaceBadger

BA's website has a PDF with information on the...

BA's website has a PDF with information on the criminal records check. I don't know the link but it is somewhere near the employment section. It lists offences which preclude someone from obtaining...

Forum: ATC Issues

4th Jun 2004, 11:38

Replies: 2

Definition of a Visual Approach

Views: 1,918

Posted By SpaceBadger

Thanks Doubtful, So i suppose in my last...

Thanks Doubtful,

So i suppose in my last example, if I wanted to break cloud then join the visual circuit to land without entering any part of the instrument approach, I should just ask for a...

Forum: ATC Issues

4th Jun 2004, 10:36

Replies: 2

Definition of a Visual Approach

Views: 1,918

Posted By SpaceBadger

Definition of a Visual Approach

Can anyone please clarify what a Visual Approach actually means when approaching an airport IFR.

Are you obliged to make your way to the IAF, carry out an instrument reversal, or DME arc and then...

Forum: ATC Issues

4th Jun 2004, 10:18

Replies: 64

Departing VFR in fog

Views: 8,848

Posted By SpaceBadger

That's what I was getting at SATCO, so unless I...

That's what I was getting at SATCO, so unless I have misunderstood, you cannot legally depart VFR in any circumstances where visibility is less than 1500m, regardless of your licence limitations; can...

Forum: ATC Issues

4th Jun 2004, 08:37

Replies: 64

Departing VFR in fog

Views: 8,848

Posted By SpaceBadger

Here's the bit I don't get: Minimum...

Here's the bit I don't get:

Minimum visibility for VFR is 1500m in class f or g. Fog is defined by its visibility being below 1000m. So how can you be VFR in Fog?

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