juxtapilot
Snowflake
If you are brought on by a third party company for an international carrier, does this mean you will still be required to do the JAA conversions for the international carrier?
what does the FAA validation process entail?
Benji,
I can't speak with absolute certainty since I only have one license conversion but I believe license conversions have nothing to do with the FAA.
They are controlled and conducted by the country in which you propose to work. You show up there with your FAA tickets, dance the local dance and get THEIR license conversion based on the validity of your FAA ticket. The FAA is not a part of the process beyond having issued you a license way back when.
The more-knowledgeable will comment shortly.
fsiflyer,
All you had to do was paperwork ? I had to do ground school and a sim check.
I guess every country is a new adventure. My son got a South African validation a couple of years ago and said he had to unlearn everything he ever knew about instrument approaches and associated legalities.
Just part of the "adventure". Think globally and roll with the punches.![]()