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What do I need to do to update my commerical pilot license to be valid ??

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I have already got the PPL , IR rating and commerial pilot license since 2003

what can i do now ?? plz Help

 

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    Kent Shook on Dec 02, 2010

    If you have an FAA commercial pilot certificate, it does not expire – Though if you’ve had it since 2003, you may still have a paper certificate, which is no longer valid. All permanent paper pilot certificates expired on March 31, 2010 – See FAR 61.19(g). If you have a paper certificate, go here: http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_certification/expiring_paper_certificates/
     
    Other than that, your question is somewhat vague. Do you need a flight review? Instrument proficiency check? The currency requirements haven’t changed significantly since 2003, and as a commercial pilot you should know where to find those requirements in the FAR’s. If you need further assistance, post a response. Hope this helps!

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  2. Mohammed on Dec 05, 2010

    Thanks alot

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