PPL(H) to PPL(A)
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PPL(H) to PPL(A)
HI.
Having let my PPL(A) training slip in preference to my PPL(H) I am now looking to renew my love of F/W flying.
My Solo Nav Qualifier is out of date (+270 Days) not problem.
My PPL Exams are also out of date. No too bad.
Can someone confirm which PPL exams I will need to retake.
I am assuming that as I have my PPL(H) I will only need to take the following :
Aircraft General
Flight Performance and Planning.
And corrections / additional exams.
Thanks in advance.
Mike_68
Having let my PPL(A) training slip in preference to my PPL(H) I am now looking to renew my love of F/W flying.
My Solo Nav Qualifier is out of date (+270 Days) not problem.
My PPL Exams are also out of date. No too bad.
Can someone confirm which PPL exams I will need to retake.
I am assuming that as I have my PPL(H) I will only need to take the following :
Aircraft General
Flight Performance and Planning.
And corrections / additional exams.
Thanks in advance.
Mike_68
One word: LASORS. ![Bad teeth](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/badteeth.gif)
But because I'm so nice, here's the rest of the words:
The holder of a UK or JAR PPL(H), CPL(H) or
ATPL(H) is credited the examinations in Aviation
Law & Operational Procedures, Navigation & Radio
Aids, Meteorology and Human Performance &
Limitations and JAR-FCL Communications (PPL) (if
already passed). Please note: If no helicopter rating
has been held in the 10 years preceding application,
then the applicant would be required to pass all the
JAR ground exams.
![Bad teeth](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/badteeth.gif)
But because I'm so nice, here's the rest of the words:
The holder of a UK or JAR PPL(H), CPL(H) or
ATPL(H) is credited the examinations in Aviation
Law & Operational Procedures, Navigation & Radio
Aids, Meteorology and Human Performance &
Limitations and JAR-FCL Communications (PPL) (if
already passed). Please note: If no helicopter rating
has been held in the 10 years preceding application,
then the applicant would be required to pass all the
JAR ground exams.
![Thumb](https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/thumbs.gif)