EASA MEP/IR/PBN: Ready, Steady, Go!
One more important step for getting a job is complete: I added Multi-Engine and Instrument Rating to my EASA license. EASA Instrument Rating does not …
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EASA CPL: Brand New Commercial Pilot
One more milestone is passed - now I officially possess EASA Commercial Pilot License with single-engine, multi-engine and instrument ratings. It took about 50 …
Read more →EASA CPL Checkride Prerequisite
Just a quick note about FAA and EASA commercial checkride. According to the EASA rules the aircraft for a commercial pilot checkride must have at least 4 seats …
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EASA Multi-Engine Training
All turbojet or turboprop aircrafts usually require a type rating, and almost all airliners require two pilots. I am not going to describe obtaining a type …
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CPL Long Cross-Country
Solo cross-country flight of more than 300 nautical miles (it is about 540 km) with at least two full stop landings in different airports other than a departure …
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Exploring the Differences Between Tecnam and Cessna: Commercial Pilot Experience
About a month ago, I began my EASA Commercial Pilot training. I flew for approximately four hours before returning home, and now I am preparing to complete the …
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OK CPL!
I am currently on the way to my EASA Commercial License! As I already mentioned, I’ve chosen some rather unusual route to my pilot career: EASA PPL, then …
Read more →EASA Instrument Checkride
I completed my competency-based instrument rating course and recently got my night rating. The examiner was able to squeeze my exam into his schedule on Sunday, …
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EASA Intrument Checkride: Nice Try
Yesterday I got my EASA NVFR (night rating), and today I manage to schedule my IFR checkride. It does not make sense to wait if the examiner is available and …
Read more →Finally EASA NVFR!
For being able to obtain the EASA Instrument Rating an applicant have to meet some criteria. The full list can be found in Part-FCL 610. Summary is the …
Read more →Radio Operator Certificate - Europe
Some schools in Czech Republic require their students to have a Radio Operator Certificate for operating a radio. As I understand, some EASA members do not have …
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EASA Night Rating (NVFR): Navigation/Cross-Country Flight
Night rating in essential for having the Instrument Rating checkride according to my school curriculum. Usually students just obtain it in spring or autumn …
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