FAA Conversion License
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FAA Conversion License
Quick question, I called TC and they didn't know. Do I need to wait for the stickers to be in my book (CPL/MIFR) before I can apply with the FAA for a conversion license? They require you fill out a form that confirms what licenses you have. But if I don't have the stickers, just the signatures then technically I don't have official license as per TC's computer system, correct?
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Re: FAA Conversion License
Looks like you answered your own question.awitzke wrote:But if I don't have the stickers, just the signatures then technically I don't have official license as per TC's computer system, correct?
Re: FAA Conversion License
has anyone converted their CDN ATPL to an FAA recently under the new rules ?
Re: FAA Conversion License
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies ... ntID/74437
Pretty well explained in the PDF at this link.
JG
Pretty well explained in the PDF at this link.
JG
Re: FAA Conversion License
There is Revision 1 to the original IPL that came into effect earlier this year. There hasn't been a new AC to publish it in the mainstream yet though. The amendment now includes helicopters.
You can find it by googling implementation procedures for licensing on the FAA web site.
I did my heli ATPL a couple weeks ago.
You can find it by googling implementation procedures for licensing on the FAA web site.
I did my heli ATPL a couple weeks ago.
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Re: FAA Conversion License
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/o ... .htm#toc67Baja Guy wrote:There is Revision 1 to the original IPL that came into effect earlier this year. There hasn't been a new AC to publish it in the mainstream yet though. The amendment now includes helicopters.
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/o ... -2143.html
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