Are fighter pilots allowed?
normal passenger aircraft etc fly
normal passenger aircraft etc fly
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I'm flying to Norway with Ryanair and I have a question: can I take my console with me?
Babies/toddlers up to 2 years old should be banned from flying except in certain exceptional cases (e.g. medical reasons, change of residence, etc.). The current airline policy is that infants under 2 weeks old and pregnant women over 35 weeks are not allowed to travel. Arguments for this: Babies do not react well to strange…
Hello, I accidentally entered 2006 instead of 2007 when checking in because 2007 doesn't work, probably because I've always flown alone and now I'm flying with a friend who was born in 2001. Do you think I'll have problems because most people don't even look at my passport? I also fly very often because my…
Hello, I'm flying to Barcelona on July 12, 2021, and would like to take my skateboard with me. I'm just wondering if I can take it with me in my luggage on Lufthansa. So, disassembled, the board would fit easily and without any problems in my cargo luggage, given its size and weight. If not,…
No, the pilot must have a license for every plane. Usually pilots have only one license for a plane.
No. They could theoretically fly any plane, but each pilot must complete a license for each aircraft.
Contrary to the other answers, an individual type rating (Type rating) is not required for each appropriately classified aircraft.
The license is called ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) and is the basis for this type permission. This applies to military aircraft as well as to any civilian airliner.
Question: A military pilot could, after the end of his service period, make a type rating for an airliner and fly it.
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This has nothing to do with, they wouldn’t get it without proper training.
If they don’t have another, except their military aircraft driver license, no.