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ORS4 No.1293: Requirement to Hold a Part-FCL Light Aircraft Pilot Licence (“LAPL”) when Acting as Pilot-in-Command of a United Kingdom Registered Aircraft with an EASA Certificate of Airworthiness or EASA Permit to Fly within the Privileges of the LAPL

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General Exemption: In respect of the requirement for holders of appropriate pilot licences issued under Article 152 of the Air Navigation Order 2016 (ANO) to act as pilot of a UK registered EASA aeroplane or helicopter or TMG within the privileges of the Part-FCL LAPL without holding a Part-FCL LAPL.

Status:
Withdrawn
Review comment:
This has now been replaced with a Derogation published as ORS4 No1309
Version:
-
Version date:
12-Feb-2019

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