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MPL licence

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Written on: 11. 11. 08 [22:05]
studyhard
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 I've heard that some countries have introduced the MPL (Multi Pilot Licence). How difficult is it to get a normal CPL licence after completion of the course? What exactly is required?

What speaks for an MPL course?
Is there anybody who has completed the MPL training?
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Written on: 13. 11. 08 [20:43]
fliteadmin
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 I do not see great difficulties in getting a normal CPL licence later. All you really need to do is getting fit to fly a small single engine IFR equipped airplane alone.

A pretty good document explaining what MPL is all about is here:
http://www.icao.int/icao/en/trivia/peltrgFAQ.htm#31

I think MPL is great if you plan to fly commercially in a MCC environment. The training is more goal oriented and you will almost certainly finish with a better standard. As always, it also depends on the quality of the school of course.
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