[townleyc]

Now somebody remind me what EASA has done for us?

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*Introduced the LAPL Medical and LAPL licence which are easier to obtain and maintain than the PPL and its associated medical

which is great under some circumstances. TO get a LAPL medical would involve the same hoops as a class 2, without the benefits.

Thank god for the LAA/BMAA/CAA for the old NPPL medical and now the new self declaration, that is if I can do one.


Grumpy NPPL

[Flyin'Dutch']

which is great under some circumstances. TO get a LAPL medical would involve the same hoops as a class 2, without the benefits.

Grumpy NPPL

It may in some cases require a similar amount of effort but not for the majority of people.

A LAPL can be issued by a GP, the standard required is lower, usually requiring therefore fewer tests for people who have had some medical issues in the past, which made getting a Class 2 unobtainable or costly and cumbersome.

[Simon C]

thanks Irv. No I didn't have my IMC unfortunately but do remember the for and dime but you're right a refresher is always a good thing. Always have to cater for sky demon not working heaven forbid

Simon .