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Drew Hamilton wrote in message ...
I hold a Canadian Private Pilote License-Aeroplane. Is it possible to hold both a Canadian and an American license simultaneously, and if so, what's the procedure for obtaining the American license? The reason that I'm interested in holding the American license (rather than just that FAA endorsement that you can get) is that I may be interested in living overseas for a few years, and I suspect that I will have an easier time finding an N-numbered plane that I can rent than a C-numbered plane. - awh Drew I have both the USA and Canadian licenses. Others have indicated how to obtain the FAA license. If you are going to rent aircraft overseas you'll most likely end up writing the country regs and get a local medical and an equivilant local license based on your Canada and FAA license. I've done that in many countries where I worked as a pilot. Most regulations and requirements are ICAO so you're already familiar with them and not a big deal. Have fun and expect to end up paying premium prices for foreign rentals. Selway Kid |
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