Thailand Aviation Regulations in English
Hi CChris,
Never seen it in English, Appears to all be written in Thai which is not complying with ICAO I believe. Friend of mine saw AOC regulations regarding flight crew training, Guess what in Thai also.
Let me know if you have luk, sorry cant help,
Never seen it in English, Appears to all be written in Thai which is not complying with ICAO I believe. Friend of mine saw AOC regulations regarding flight crew training, Guess what in Thai also.
Let me know if you have luk, sorry cant help,
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No, the most important things do exist in English version. But it is difficult to get it because the home page is in Thai!!!
THAIPA (Thai Pilot Association) website can be useful.
In any case plenty of beautiful secretaries ready to translate, you have to take a "long hair dictionnary": it is basic in Thailand....
THAIPA (Thai Pilot Association) website can be useful.
In any case plenty of beautiful secretaries ready to translate, you have to take a "long hair dictionnary": it is basic in Thailand....
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Re - Thailand Regs in English
Thanks for your response. Do the the Thai regs parallel another reg such as JAR, ICAO, or FAA? This will help me know what to expect when I look at an operator there in a couple of weeks.
Clyde
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Good question that man
. Seems to follow alot of FAA on some things and ICAO on others. Certainly regarding FAA Licences, they seem easier to validate for Airlines here from my experience.
. Seems to follow alot of FAA on some things and ICAO on others. Certainly regarding FAA Licences, they seem easier to validate for Airlines here from my experience.
