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Geedee · Jul 18, 2011

Congrats on the quals....errrrr, does that mean we have to call you 'Sir now ?

FLYBOYJ · Jul 18, 2011

plan_D said:
Will do, Joe, I hear there's courses you can do over there for a few thousand dollars and I guess it can't be that much different to the EASA licenses.

I think that if you have your EASA licenses, you can directly test with the FAA. A prep course might be a good idea, about $800 USD for 4 days. let me know if you decide to do this, I can get info "direct from the source."

plan_D · Jul 18, 2011

We don't like engineers in Britain anymore, so I get called scum...and looked at like I'm one by the passengers. I will have to look into it more over the winter and get some money together for the trip, Joe...if I go over to the U.S. it's not just going to be business!

Freebird · Jul 20, 2011

plan_D said:
...after many moons away, I felt the need to say that I'm now a qualified aircraft engineer. Hello!

Hey long time no see!
Welcome back! 8)

FLYBOYJ · Jul 20, 2011

plan_D said:
We don't like engineers in Britain anymore, so I get called scum...and looked at like I'm one by the passengers. I will have to look into it more over the winter and get some money together for the trip, Joe...if I go over to the U.S. it's not just going to be business!

Well look me up - I'm ready for a good pub crawl!

Lucky13 · Jul 20, 2011

Bl**dy well done mate and bl**dy nice to see you back!

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