FAA flight training in Norwich

Based in the UK (Norwich - EGSH) and in France (Le Touquet - LFAT) we can meet all your FAA flight training and currency needs.

Geraldine - photo with uniform

Geraldine Smith-Cullen CFII, MEI

Fly with experienced, friendly flying instructor

Instrument Rating
Commercial licence
Multi engine rating
Biennial Flight review
Instrument Proficiency check
Complex and High Performance endorsements

Flying lessons arranged to suit you

The whole journey from lesson 1 to the flight test can take place in Europe – the flight test can normally be arranged at short notice once your instructor has signed you off as ready.

U.S. and FAA Flight training and certification

No need to struggle with visas and unfamiliar US airspace. No need to use up precious holiday time trecking across the Atlantic.

Instruction and Training fees

Ground Instruction £35/ hour
Flight Instruction £75/hr subject to a minimum of 2 hrs per day
Basic IPC & BFR £175
£50 for written test endorsements (£25 refunded if flight training starts within 6 months)
£100/day + expenses for overnight stops

News

IACRA HAS ARRIVED IN EUROPE!

March 2011

Used for several years in the US, the Integrated Airman Certification and/or Rating Application – IACRA, has replaced the old paper 8710 form that applicants have to complete before taking a check ride.

Now, this Internet based system is available to us in Europe. It will simplify the application process and speed up the issuance of the permanent licence.

As with all new things, it will seem strange at first, but the site is pretty straight forward and self explanatory. Go to http://iacra.faa.gov and follow instructions.

Basically how it works.
To start, the Applicant, the Recommending Instructor and the Examiner register on the site and each end up with a username, password and FTN number.
Then,

1. An Applicant logs in and fills out an application online

2. The Recommending Instructor (RI) logs in, selects the application, completes the RI checklist online and adds a digital signature.

3. The Examiner (CO) logs in, selects the application, validates the applicant’s ID and reviews the applicant’s test results.

4. The Applicant digitally signs the application in the presence of the CO.

5. After administering the practical test, the examiner logs in again and enters the test results including limitations, completes the CO checklist, digitally signs the application and prints the temporary certificate.

You can register yourself at any time during your training – making sure you don’t lose your FTN number.

Or you can get your instructor to help you with it.

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