A permit to fly is valid
- for 12 months.
- until the date stated on it.
- only for evaluating a modification.
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hidayat9427 asked · 23 Sep 2012
hye, can you please explain... I sometimes quiet confuse between the answer "12 months" and "as stated on the certificate not exceeding 14 days"...
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PART66Online
23 Sep 2012
Hey!
Check this document: southampton.ac.uk/~jps7/D8%20website/...
Chapter A3-7 Page 5, Paragraph: 9
Check this document: southampton.ac.uk/~jps7/D8%20website/...
Chapter A3-7 Page 5, Paragraph: 9
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hidayat9427
24 Sep 2012
Thank you
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aniltp7191
12 Feb 2014
A permanent EASA Permit to Fly shall be valid for one year. You can get this info from EASA web site
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baredo
22 Jul 2017
Permit to fly is valid only 7 days
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baredo
22 Jul 2017
The period of validity shall be stated but shall not exceed 7 days.
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*Bartlett*
24 Aug 2017
A permanent EASA Permit to Fly shall be valid for one year.
Temporary permits are usually issued for less than a month, but you should allow enough time for the flight to be conducted, taking into account weather conditions etc.
caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Aircraf...
caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Aircraf...
Temporary permits are usually issued for less than a month, but you should allow enough time for the flight to be conducted, taking into account weather conditions etc.
caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Aircraf...
caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Aircraf...
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