What about Europe?
07-12-2006, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by captjns
To work for Ryanair, a JAA certficiate is not required. A validation is issued by the Irish Aviation Authority. This means you must keep your FAA certificate valid while you are obtaining your IAA/JAA certificate.
You don't have to sit for the 14 exams right off the bat... you have 18 months to complete the exams.
You will have to submit to an IAA/JAA medical which takes about a day and $800.
You will also need an immigration attourney to help you with the work permits which is a requirement to work in Europe.
It's not impossible, but it is expensive. However the pay is well worth the investment.
You can call some contracting agencies about such programs.
You don't have to sit for the 14 exams right off the bat... you have 18 months to complete the exams.
You will have to submit to an IAA/JAA medical which takes about a day and $800.
You will also need an immigration attourney to help you with the work permits which is a requirement to work in Europe.
It's not impossible, but it is expensive. However the pay is well worth the investment.
You can call some contracting agencies about such programs.
I was contacted by Ryanair last week. There was no mention of their accepting non JAR certificates. I was told that the requirements are as stated on their website. I have heard this rumor so many times. I have the right to work in the EU but don't have a JAR ATPL. Looks like Ryanair is not an option unless you have a JAR ATPL.
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