JAR-FCL (Pilot License)

The JAR-FCL is the Joint Aviation Requirements Flight Crew License, an international designation of member states pilots' (and other related aviation) licenses.

Authority

The licenses are granted by each member state signatory to the international treaty establishing air law between nations. The treaty establishes the international law agreements between signatories, including agreements about certifying and passing of equipment and crew between the airspace of different nations.

Countries are free to establish laws for operation within their boundaries. When international operations occur, the member states' local laws are expected to align with the international agreement. The JAR-FCL is one such case of this alignment. If a nation grants a JAR-FCL, the license fits a common criterion such that it is honored in all member states.

Changes in 2012

Recently, new medical fitness criteria apply for licensed crew of EASA member states. As for pilots, also for flight surgeons the new rules provided plentiful displeasure, in various ways.

Deviations in the implementation

In some European Union states there are deviations to the JAR (Joint Aviation Requirements) Medical fitness criteria.

See also

JAA Licensing-Training & Examinations

Aviation medicine

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