Radio Telephone License
05-26-2006 | 04:50 PM
#11
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Captains, not FO's, actually need the RRTO, so they just want to make sure that you have one when you upgrade in a few years.
12-17-2015 | 07:42 PM
#13
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Radiotelephony
Hi all, sorry to disrupt the conversation. I was wondering is this RR that you guys are talking about referring to Radiotelephony? Becos I'm working on converting my licenses and they require me to have a RT with my school.
So if it is, since I can exercise Radiotelephony privileges with my FAA license, why do I still have to apply for this RT? Appreciate yr ans n comments.
So if it is, since I can exercise Radiotelephony privileges with my FAA license, why do I still have to apply for this RT? Appreciate yr ans n comments.
12-17-2015 | 07:48 PM
#14
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From: PA28 Flight Engineer
It's an international agreement that because airplanes have a radio station on board, you have to have a license to operate and transmit on the radio. It means nothing in the USA, but to fly internationally you need one.
12-18-2015 | 03:22 AM
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Hi all, sorry to disrupt the conversation. I was wondering is this RR that you guys are talking about referring to Radiotelephony? Becos I'm working on converting my licenses and they require me to have a RT with my school.
So if it is, since I can exercise Radiotelephony privileges with my FAA license, why do I still have to apply for this RT? Appreciate yr ans n comments.
So if it is, since I can exercise Radiotelephony privileges with my FAA license, why do I still have to apply for this RT? Appreciate yr ans n comments.
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