I need to know how can I get the permission to fly with ICAO License in EU until my EASA License get.
Can somebody help me?
Thanks
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You can ask your local Pilot License Office for a temporary recognition:
based on
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/FR/TXT/?uri=CELEX:32020R0723
Who to ask depends on the state you are living .
I think you can fly with an aircraft registered in your original country
To get a easa license you need 2 exams human factors and air law plus profcheck
From faa license a bit different exam
I need cabin crew/ airport ticketing certificate. Please advise how I am apply for this. I have around 9 years ni travel industry as a Ticketing Exicutive. For airport ticketing I need aviation certificate. Earlier I missed the opportunity in British Airways because of this.
Any chance to fly as air medical flight crew as PIC or FO in twin turboprop.
Have ATPL and 71 years old.
It depends of your member state you are living in. The EASA rules are a starting point - the final authority is your local Flight District Office
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"you can fly with an aircraft registered in your original country" - only if you get a approval of your pilot license