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Converting single engine JAA to FAA

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FAA Regulations, General Aviation, Private Pilot

Hello all and thank you in advance,

Does anyone know the procedure for converting a single engine airplane JAA rating to an FAA certificate? The pilot already has an FAA pilot certificate with two multi engine airplane type ratings.

Thank you

 

Tim

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  1. Wes Beard on May 07, 2012

    The answer depends on whether or not the pilot wants a single engine rating with private pilot privileges or a higher priviliege (commercial or ATP).
     
    For a private pilot reference §61.75
    For a commercial or ATP, the applicant must take a practical test in a single engine airplane at that privilege level 

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