Wed Sep 30, 2020 7:07 pm
#1799535
Today's caa announcement very odd.
1) if reval prof check within 3 months of an extended rating expiring on 22/11 does not follow normal next expiry date rules, FEs and CREs needed to be told that before 23/08/2020, ie in the exemptions
2) there is strange reference to reval by "check with an instructor". Clearly a caa meeting to write a new announcement has taken place full of people who do not understand reval by experience if that what it means. IF it means reval by experience, (I can only guess), do they realise that a training hour could have happened back in late November 2019 for sep, yet guessing what they mean: best guess is they want the new reval date to be 2 years after the instructor flight. Cannot be right.
"If you have used one of the ORS4 licensing exemptions (1409, 1410, 1411 and 1412) please note that when revalidating the rating/class by proficiency check or check with instructor, the expiry date will be 12 months or 24 months (dependent on the rating/class) from the month when the check was taken."
1) if reval prof check within 3 months of an extended rating expiring on 22/11 does not follow normal next expiry date rules, FEs and CREs needed to be told that before 23/08/2020, ie in the exemptions
2) there is strange reference to reval by "check with an instructor". Clearly a caa meeting to write a new announcement has taken place full of people who do not understand reval by experience if that what it means. IF it means reval by experience, (I can only guess), do they realise that a training hour could have happened back in late November 2019 for sep, yet guessing what they mean: best guess is they want the new reval date to be 2 years after the instructor flight. Cannot be right.
Irv Lee - (R/T & Flight Examiner)
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Deconfusion & Preflight Aide-Memoire: http://tinyurl.com/pilotpal
UK GA Twittering not Tw@ering: @irvleeuk