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cre (a)
- ST for TMG; SEP (Land); MEP (Land)
- PC for TMG; SEP (Land); MEP (Land)
- PC for revalidation or renewal of IR/SE+ME
- Also valid for Annex I aircraft
fe (a)
- ST for LAPL; PPL; CPL
- ST for TMG; SEP (Land); MEP (Land)
- PC for TMG; SEP (Land); MEP (Land)
- Also valid for Annex I aircraft
ire (a)
- ST for IR/SE+ME
- PC for revalidation or renewal of IR/SE+ME
- Also valid for Annex I aircraft
fie (a)
- AoC for FI; CRI/SE+ME; IRI
- Also valid for Annex I aircraft
language proficiency assessor
- Hungarian LEVEL 6
Preparation Blueprint
"Success on checkride day is 90% preparation. These essentials ensure you're operationally ready before we even reach the cockpit."
Let the examiner handle administration - do not contact the aviation authority yourself
Come well prepared - study like it's a final exam
Ensure everything is ready - aircraft airworthiness, documentation, licenses, medical, flight plan, fuel, NOTAMs, weather
Assess your own skills honestly - do a refresher flight if needed
Rest well and stay hydrated before the checkride
Stay calm - examiners want you to pass
Don't argue if you fail - use debriefing for feedback
Operational Flow
Step 0
Identify what you need: Initial skill test, Proficiency check, or Assessment of Competence
Step 1
Provide aviation background - examiner will handle authority communication
Step 2
Schedule date after documents review, weather confirmation usually day before
Step 3
During checkride: Follow AFM, AOM, and training org's ops manual. Calculate performance data. Examiner does not take control unless for safety
Step 4
After checkride: Debriefing with results. If passed, examiner sends docs to authority. If failed, specific feedback and training recommendations provided
Ready to Schedule?
Contact the examiner directly to discuss prerequisites and availability for your checkride.