How to Convert Your Foreign Pilot License to FAA (No Tests!)

[@PilotInstituteAirplanes]

Wishing you clear skies in the States. 🇺🇸 ✈

[@stuartmattingly9681]

Hi Greg, could you do a video in the opposite direction? PPL to EASA? Thanks.

[@m.landicho3692]

It’s more complex than I thought. I think, I’ll just stay and study in the U.S. I was planning to study in the Philippines, then convert all my certificates to the U.S. but after watching this video, I’d rather stay home.

[@emanuelvaldivia9385]

Is not as complex at it seems!

[@alanwilldoit]

Hi Greg, isit possible if i just convert my CASA PPL to FAA without any checkrides in US?Im ok with limitations that depends on CASA

[@SergioEstebanAvilaSolano]

Hello ! I am ICAO ATPL and I want to get private pilot certificate based on my ICAO license just for fun flights, so how would be the process?? Thanks 🙏

[@LACSACR]

2:15 But to convert a foreign cpl to get the FAA CPL, do you need to fly in the US (let´s say 150 hours) or it is only paperwork?

[@ShawnDeonn]

What about going from FAA to EASA?

[@JonathanWesco]

Would love to know how to do the opposite FAA to EASA?

[@PilotInstituteAirplanes]

I think EASA has a similar process for PPL but you will need to check with the local CAA in the country you are trying to fly in.

[@guillaumegdg]

It’s look difficult for EASA unfrozen ATPL pilots to get a chance to work for an us carrier. But America’s first 😅

[@pranawmunirathi5527]

if I have a DGCA certificate and I convert to FAA certificate will it be same a me doing FAA certificate?

[@no-itinerary5487]

Do u mind an email?