JAA training

[Foxcow]

I have FAA certs and fly 121 but can legally work in Europe, I was looking at converting. Just curious, what is wrong with the Naples Air Center??

I forgot to replay to your question. See this thread about the NAC

http://forums.flightinfo.com/showthread.php?p=1089807#post1089807

 

[ubpilot]

How much does it cost to convert FAA ATP to JAA ATP in US?

 

[Foxcow]

I think if you have over 1500 total and an ATP, you can just take the checkride and you are done. I would guess a few hours (5-10) with an instructor to get the JAA maneuvers and procedures down and a sign off for the ride.

 

[Kenny]

I think if you have over 1500 total and an ATP, you can just take the checkride and you are done. I would guess a few hours (5-10) with an instructor to get the JAA maneuvers and procedures down and a sign off for the ride.

If ONLY it was that easy but there's the little matter of 14 exams that you have to take. They're a b!tch, I know because I'm tearing my hair out doing the studying for them at the moment.

 

[Foxcow]

Forgot about those exams lol. I wouldn't want to fly over anyways.

 

[ReportCanoa]

How much does it cost to convert FAA ATP to JAA ATP in US?

Total probably in the neighborhood of $3000 US. Could be considerably higher if you aren't typed and have significant time in a multi-crew airplane.

 

[sqwkvfr]

I am a British citizen but I have been living in the states for the past 8 years. I am graduating univerisity in December and I am trying to decide if I should just get my FAA licenses or if I should get my JAA licenes. Does anyone know any good JAA schools in America or even in Britian? Also what is the approximate cost for JAA training?

Thanks

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