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ORS4 No.1565: Requirement for Holders of EASA Part-FCL Licences who previously held a licence and medical certificate issued by the UK CAA to hold a UK Part-MED Medical Certificate when applying for a UK Part-FCL Licence

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This exemption permits for persons who previously held a UK issued Part-MED medical certificate. Who because of BREXIT moved their licence and Medical to another EASA Member State, and have retained an EASA medical, to have a UK Part-FCL licence issued, prior to regaining a UK medical. The aim is to reduce the time it takes for such individuals to become operational on G registered aircraft. It should be noted that a UK Part-FCL cannot be used unless the individual holds a valid UK Part-MED Medical Certificate.

Status:
Withdrawn
Review comment:
Allowed to time expire
Version:
-
Version date:
23-Dec-2022

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