EASA/FAA Bilateral on pilot licensing, TIP-L
PostPosted:Fri Nov 20, 2020 12:58 pm
Just saw an announcement of a new agreement between FAA and EASA (yeh, I know). Basically says that you can get an FAA PPL on the basis of your EASA one and vice-versa.
No surrendering of the existing one, no 'validation', no blah; just a full PPL.
Essentially so long as you can speak English (knocks most of you lot out, sorry), pass a GFT and get the 'other' medical.
By my reckoning you've got about six weeks...
No surrendering of the existing one, no 'validation', no blah; just a full PPL.
Essentially so long as you can speak English (knocks most of you lot out, sorry), pass a GFT and get the 'other' medical.
By my reckoning you've got about six weeks...