Originally Posted by
JohnnyBekkestad
You actually bring up some nice points. I’ll add to them.
Sweden charges a yearly license fee, I believe it’s about 250$ for frozen atpl and about 500$ for a full atp.
And secondly the English proficiency test is a requirement, you need at least a 4, which means you need to take the test again every 2 years. A level 5 will be every 5 years and a level 6 is unrestricted. You would be surprised how many native English speakers end up getting 5s instead of 6s.
Yes, you are correct. I wasn’t very clear on what I was trying to say. But you are correct that you will have to do an English test, no matter what. What I was trying to get at was that in addition to the 14 theory exams, medical, and Checkride, you will also have to get a radio license. For some countries, this is another radio license test on top of the radio theory exam for the ATPL. But some countries issue it strictly on the basis of your English language test.