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Why is it so complicated to understand what's required to get a aircraft engineer licence, and category exclusions lifted?
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Why is it so complicated to understand what's required to get a aircraft engineer licence, and category exclusions lifted?
Read articleThe aviation training sector has been riddled with confusion and misinformation, with several training organisations adding to the chaos - here's how Licencing works in Australia.
Read articleBefore going into detail, it is worth noting that the there are two bodies responsible for setting the rules regarding recency – specifically ASQA and CASA. Both have their independent requirements, and unfortunately, this leads to some contradictions.
Read articleIt is common when applying credit from an overseas regulators that knowledge gaps will exist for certain modules. The most obvious of these is Module 10…
The aviation training sector has been riddled with confusion and misinformation, with several training organisations adding to the chaos - here's how Licencing works in Australia.
Basics are no longer used for a pathway to licencing. However, your basics results can be used to grant credit towards CASA modular exams through an…
This is not a straightforward scenario, so we will provide a concrete example to help with the answer. Here we will focus on the E1, E4…
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