CAA Issued EASA PPL - Revalidation by Experience SRG1119E form

darkonethree

Every two years this comes around. You'd think I'd have it all sussed by now

I have a CAA issued EASA PPL & reside in Ireland.
Are there any examiners in Ireland who are authorized by the UK to sign the SRG1119E form and to sign the "Certificate of Revalidation" area on the license?

On the CAA website it now says:

If you are revalidating your SEP by experience and are flying in a European Member State, please note that a Certificate of Revalidation held on a licence issued by the UK cannot be signed by a non-UK EASA examiner.

SEP revalidation by experience can be signed in a UK issued licence by an examiner holding a valid UK issued Part-FCL examiner certificate or a Flight Instructor with the privileges of FCL.945.

dod6

Hi,

Did you manage to find a UK Examiner in Ireland to revalidate your SEP?

logie101

dod6 wrote: »

Hi,

Did you manage to find a UK Examiner in Ireland to revalidate your SEP?

I am pretty sure there is one at NFC if you give them a call or else take a trip up to the Ulster Flying Club in Newtownards Co Down.

betterfly

Ben Duffy in EINC is a CAA examiner.

dod6

Thanks