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Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

26th Feb 2019, 09:34

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PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

Here, here!

Here, here!

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

25th Feb 2019, 20:46

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PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

whopity I can't find the use of the word...

whopity

I can't find the use of the word "only" on any of my old or current licenses except in an old RT licence: "VHF only".

selfin

you write: Fl1ingfrog, the regulator does not have the...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Feb 2019, 18:36

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PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

The FAA, in regard to the airman certificate for...

The FAA, in regard to the airman certificate for foreign licenses, refer only to a Part-FCL licence.

The wording in the UK PPL section 1X, Validity is as follows;

"this licence is valid for...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Feb 2019, 17:50

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PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

Ok, are you saying that the holder of a UK...

Ok, are you saying that the holder of a UK national PPL (not EASA) is able to obtain a piggy-back FAA airman's certificate? The EASA PPL certainly can.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Feb 2019, 15:41

Replies: 25

PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

I wrote the word "effectively" which is correct....

I wrote the word "effectively" which is correct. I did not write it is now "the same" as the NPPL.

The UK PPL is limited to fly those aircraft not recognised (no semantics please) by EASA. The...

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Feb 2019, 11:32

Replies: 25

PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

OK, please explain what is incorrect in my post. ...

OK, please explain what is incorrect in my post.

SEPL is my way of simply expressing SEP(land) sorry if that has caused confusion.

Forum: Flying Instructors & Examiners

24th Feb 2019, 11:21

Replies: 25

PPL(A) with an SSEA rating

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Posted By Fl1ingfrog

The SEPL is an EASA rating which is held by...

The SEPL is an EASA rating which is held by ATPLs, CPLs and PPLs. It does not apply to NPPLs and cannot be attached to one.

The CAA effectively demoted the UK issued PPL to that of an NPPL on the...

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