Tue Sep 12, 2017 10:37 am
#1558199
Hi
I believe that there is currently an upgrade path from a NPPL(M) to EASA PPL(A) which consists of extra training to obtain a NPPL (SSEP) then a paperwork exercise to gain a LAPPL Then further training to get a EASA PPL(A)
However I believe the conversion mechanism from NPPL (SSEP) to LAPPL expires in April 2018. Does anyone know what happens after that date? Does the NPPL effectively become a dead-end for anyone wanting to fly EASA aircraft? Or will some of the experience be creditable
Cheers
I believe that there is currently an upgrade path from a NPPL(M) to EASA PPL(A) which consists of extra training to obtain a NPPL (SSEP) then a paperwork exercise to gain a LAPPL Then further training to get a EASA PPL(A)
However I believe the conversion mechanism from NPPL (SSEP) to LAPPL expires in April 2018. Does anyone know what happens after that date? Does the NPPL effectively become a dead-end for anyone wanting to fly EASA aircraft? Or will some of the experience be creditable
Cheers