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FAA and Europe Authorities move closer

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Written on: 12. 12. 2008 [16:24]
fliteadmin Board SFO Administrator Moderator registered since: 26.12.2006 Posts: 243	I was just attending a course about licensing issues in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Interesting was to learn about the new licensing regulations set forth by EASA, which are coming into force somewhen in the next couple of years. EASA has already reached an agreement with Transport Canada. This means that Canadians can fly in Europe without having to undergo a complicated licence conversion training and vv. when the new rules are becoming effective. Talks with the FAA are on hold at the moment but will be resumed again. flightwork.com - International Pilot Network
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