Late transfer of UK ATPL
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From: Med
Late transfer of UK ATPL
Hi there,
I hold a UK JAR FCL ATPL which I am not currently using (flying on a full Middle Eastern country licence, probably for the rest of my career).
I’m an EU citizen and wish to keep my options open for the future, just in case.
I started the process to transfer my JAR FCL licence to a UK EASA ATPL with the intention of transferring to an Irish EASA.
What happens if I don’t make the deadline?
I’m not concerned about continuity (as I fly in the ME)
but I don’t want to have to do the whole licence again in the future if I want to work back in the EU.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
I hold a UK JAR FCL ATPL which I am not currently using (flying on a full Middle Eastern country licence, probably for the rest of my career).
I’m an EU citizen and wish to keep my options open for the future, just in case.
I started the process to transfer my JAR FCL licence to a UK EASA ATPL with the intention of transferring to an Irish EASA.
What happens if I don’t make the deadline?
I’m not concerned about continuity (as I fly in the ME)
but I don’t want to have to do the whole licence again in the future if I want to work back in the EU.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
Joined: Mar 2017
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From: Dublin
Any reply you get (including this one) will be mostly speculation. As far as I see it:
1. Brexit postponed - extra time for your transfer to go through
2. Brexit with a deal - effectively remaining in EU until December 2020
3. Brexit no deal - hardest to predict but would hopefully just be a delay in the transfer process. Common sense would say eventually there’ll be an agreement to facilitate transfers but who knows with aviation authorities!
1. Brexit postponed - extra time for your transfer to go through
2. Brexit with a deal - effectively remaining in EU until December 2020
3. Brexit no deal - hardest to predict but would hopefully just be a delay in the transfer process. Common sense would say eventually there’ll be an agreement to facilitate transfers but who knows with aviation authorities!
