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ORS4 No.1260: Exemption under Article 14(4) of Regulation (EC) 216/2008 and Article 266 of the Air Navigation Order 2016 in respect of the requirement for holders of Part-FCL Private Pilot Licences and Light Aircraft Pilot Licences to hold an EASA Part-MED medical certificate when operating EASA aircraft

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General Exemption: In respect of the requirement for holders of Part-FCL Private Pilot Licences and Light Aircraft Pilot Licences to hold an EASA Part-MED medical certificate when operating certain EASA aircraft. Revision: to include Crown Dependencies, enable UK National pilot licence conversions and apply to Part-FCL pilot licences issued before 8 April 2018.

Status:
Withdrawn
Review comment:
-
Version:
-
Version date:
05-Apr-2018

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