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EASA CONVERSION
Do you want to obtain an EASA pilot license and already hold a PPL, CPL or ATPL under ICAO regulations? Our knowledge and experience in the conversion process ensures a well-organized and efficient transition.
CONVERSION OF ICAO PPL/CPL/ATPL IN EASA PPL
Converting your ICAO license to an EASA PPL is a simplified process involving the following steps:
1
Providing copies of your existing pilot's license and logbook
A minimum of 100 hours PIC flight experience on Single Engine Piston Land airplanes is required
The pilot license and associated rating must remain valid for the duration of the conversion process
The pilot license and associated rating must remain valid for the duration of the conversion process
2
Obtaining the EASA class 2 medical certificate
We can schedule your medical visit to an Aeronautical Medical Expert (AME) to obtain the certificate
3
Theoretical examination at the CAA
- Air Law
- Human performance and limitations
4
Language proficiency examination
At least ICAO level 4 is required
5
Skill-Test
Successfully complete a skill test with an EASA examiner to qualify for the PPL(A) license
6
Have your license issued
Submit the application to the CAA
CONVERSION OF ICAO ATPL IN EASA ATPL
For ICAO ATPL holders, the conversion process is simple and involves the following steps:
1
Providing copies of your existing pilot's license and logbook
Your ICAO ATPL license and multi-crew type rating must remain valid throughout the conversion process
2
Obtaining EASA Class 1 medical certificate
We can schedule your medical visit to an Aeronautical Medical Center (AeMC) to obtain the certificate
3
Successfully passing the EASA ATPL exams
- 010 - AIR LAW
- 021 - AIRFRAME, SYSTEMS, ELECTRICS, POWER PLANT
- 022 - INSTRUMENTATION
- 031 - MASS BALANCE
- 032 - PERFORMANCE
- 033 - FLIGHT PLANNING MONITORING
- 040 - HUMAN PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS
- 050 - METEOROLOGY
- 061 - GENERAL NAVIGATION
- 062 - RADIO NAVIGATION
- 071 - OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
- 081 - PRINCIPLES OF FLIGHT
- 090 - COMMUNICATIONS
4
Language proficiency examination
At least ICAO level 4 is required
5
ATPL Skill-Test
Successfully complete an ATPL(A) skill test specific to your aircraft type/FFS
6
Have your license issued
Submit the application to the CAA
CONVERSION OF ICAO CPL / Frozen ATPL IN EASA CPL
For holders of an ICAO CPL or frozen ATPL, the conversion process varies depending on your experience and qualifications:
1
Complete the ATPL Theory course
2
Obtaining EASA Class 1 medical certificate
We can schedule your medical visit to an Aeronautical Medical Center (AeMC) to obtain the certificate
3
Successfully passing the EASA ATPL exams
- 010 - AIR LAW
- 021 - AIRFRAME, SYSTEMS, ELECTRICS, POWER PLANT
- 022 - INSTRUMENTATION
- 031 - MASS BALANCE
- 032 - PERFORMANCE
- 033 - FLIGHT PLANNING MONITORING
- 040 - HUMAN PERFORMANCE LIMITATIONS
- 050 - METEOROLOGY
- 061 - GENERAL NAVIGATION
- 062 - RADIO NAVIGATION
- 071 - OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES
- 081 - PRINCIPLES OF FLIGHT
- 090 - COMMUNICATIONS
4
Flight training
Undergo a conversion flight training, which usually ranges from 20 to 35 hours
5
Language proficiency examination
At least ICAO level 4 is required
6
Skill-Test
Successfully complete the skill test with an EASA examiner for the CPL(A) and IR(A) license as applicable
7
Have your license issued
Submit the application to the CAA
COST
The cost varies depending on the type of license you intend to convert and the license you intend to obtain from the conversion.
Contact us to provide you with a personalized price quote.
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