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New UK CAA document on validation of 3rd country licenses

This popped into my email the other day.

It appears to be applicable to pilots who want EASA papers, using 3rd country (e.g. FAA) papers as a basis.

It does make me wonder what is going on in the CAA to bring this about. We know the latest anti FAA move comes from the DFT and the CAA was reportedly reluctant to implement it (and was given about 1 week to do so) but this is yet another thing in the same “series”.

Administrator
Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom

Isn’t this more or less the same the FAA does with applicants with EASA licenses?

Low-hours pilot
EDVM Hildesheim, Germany

On reflection, 4 years later this is what ended up here as the SRG2140/2142 thing which UK based N-reg pilots have been doing every year.

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Shoreham EGKA, United Kingdom
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