The Basic IR licence was introduced in NPA

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The Basic IR licence was introduced in NPA 2016-14 Action area: General aviation Affected rules: Commission Regulation (EU) No 1178/2011; Decision No 2011/016/R (PART-FCL) Affected stakeholders: GA community; GA pilots; instructors; examiners; training organizations

EASA Rulemaking process Terms of reference – 18.12.2015 NPA was published 9.11.2016 No CRD at the present time Proposal to Commision Q4 2017 Adoption by Comission Q2 2018 9.2.2017

Goal: improve access for GA pilots towards an Instrumental Rating NPA 2016-14 Goal: improve access for GA pilots towards an Instrumental Rating New Basic IR qualification si introduced Key principles: Competency-based training Flexible training Lower costs Usage only for non-high performance Aircraft

Privilleges same as CB-IR with certain limitations : Basic IR limitations Privilleges same as CB-IR with certain limitations : the BIR holders will be restricted to 200 ft above the published minima on an approach procedure, down to a maximum of 500 ft above ground level (AGL) for a 3D approach, or 600 ft AGL for a 2D approach. departure minima of 1 500 m visibility and a cloud base of not less than 600 ft the BIR will only be used for single-pilot, non-high-performance aircraft

Basic IR training Modules: Module 1: Pre-flight operations and general handling Module 2: Departure, precision (3D) approach procedures and non-precision (2D) approach procedures; Module 3: En-route IFR procedures – can be provided outside ATO Module 4: Optional flight with one engine inoperative (multi-engine aeroplanes only).

The theory is „tailored“ to focus on areas where sklil are lower Basic IR training The theory is „tailored“ to focus on areas where sklil are lower The practical training has set: objective, skill, knowledge a attitude There is NO minimal flying hours requirement ! The training is competency based and fully in responsibility of ATO to set appropriate hours of theoretical and practical training

Training is not ICAO compliant Issues with NPA 2016-14 Training is not ICAO compliant NPA 2016-14 doesn´t set rules for theoretical testing – issues with ECQB Theoretical knowledge syllabus is not based on NPA 2016-03 EIR qualification to be removed Greater responsibility for ATO

Thank you More information http://cabilavi.gnss-centre.cz/ EASA NPAs https://www.easa.europa.eu/document-library/notices-of-proposed-amendment Hospojak@fd.cvut.cz