Anyone knows the differences between FAA repairman and A&P?
Does TCCA recognize any work experience as an FAA repairman in the US?
Do we (Canada) has a repairman certificate (or something similar)?
Differences between an FAA repairman and FAA A&P?
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CentCollStud1234
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Re: Differences between an FAA repairman and FAA A&P?
Good question...
Here, I think, is your answer. Took less than 5 minutes on the FAA website to find...
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies ... 0_Ch13.pdf
Here, I think, is your answer. Took less than 5 minutes on the FAA website to find...
http://www.faa.gov/regulations_policies ... 0_Ch13.pdf
Re: Differences between an FAA repairman and FAA A&P?
Not sure if TC recognizes the repairman work experience. The closest I can think that we come to a repairman certificate in Canada is an ACA or SCA issued by an AMO. No AME license but authorized by the AMO, and in most cases the ACA is a licensed AME (if not all).
Re: Differences between an FAA repairman and FAA A&P?
If you're working full time for an AMO your experience is granted providing you've satisfied all of the task requirements...which is pretty hard to do with a repairman's certificate because it limits you to performing specific tasks.
