Aircrew Licencing Flashcards
Difference between renewal and revalidation
Renewal = has already lapsed
Revalidation = hasn’t lapsed yet
What is EASA part-FCL
Commercial pilots licensing
What is EASA part - MED
Medical requirements
What is a competent authority (licensing)
Designated by member state to whom a person applies for the issue of pilot licenses or associated ratings
When acting as co-pilot where a co-pilot is required how many hours can be credited
100% or the co-pilot time towards the total flight time
If you go to another country with a licence how long is that licence valid for
Period of validity of a licence;
Not exceed 1 year
Provided that the basic licence remains valid
Within what time period can a easa licence be re issued
Valid for 5 years
What English language proficiency must Pilots have
Operational (level 4)
What are the different language proficiency levels
Operational - level 4
Extended - level 5
Expert - level 6
What is the validity of a language proficiency
Revalidated every;
4 years - level 4
6 years - level 5
Level 6 = valid for life
What is the unrestricted age range
21-59
What happens between the ages of 60-64 in terms of ability to pilot CAT
Once you have reached these ages you can no act as pilot of ac engaged in CAT except:
We member of multi-crew
And
You are the only pilot over 60
What happens when you reach 65 in terms of licensing
Shall not act as pilot of aircraft engaged in CAT
While excising privileged of licence a pilot must carry
Licence
Medical certificate
Identification containing photograph (CMC or passport)
What does a LAPL(A) allow you to do
Act as PIC of Sep or touring motor glider (TMG)
With MTOM <2000kg
Carrying max of 3 pax such that never more than 4 persons on board
Holder may only carry pax after issue of licence having completed further 10 hours as pic