When would you need to be requalified?

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When would you need to be requalified?

Requalification is about restoring currency after a period of not using your license privileges. If you haven’t exercised the privileges of your license for six months in the last two years, you’re considered not current and must complete a requalification process to demonstrate updated knowledge and skills before you can operate under those privileges again. This typically involves some approved assessment or flight test to prove you’re capable and safe to fly or perform the licensed tasks. Changing license category isn’t the same as requalification; it requires training and an assessment to obtain the new category. Renewal happens at regular intervals and doesn’t automatically trigger requalification. If you fail a module, you’d retake that module or complete the required remediation, not perform a general requalification of the entire license.

Requalification is about restoring currency after a period of not using your license privileges. If you haven’t exercised the privileges of your license for six months in the last two years, you’re considered not current and must complete a requalification process to demonstrate updated knowledge and skills before you can operate under those privileges again. This typically involves some approved assessment or flight test to prove you’re capable and safe to fly or perform the licensed tasks.

Changing license category isn’t the same as requalification; it requires training and an assessment to obtain the new category. Renewal happens at regular intervals and doesn’t automatically trigger requalification. If you fail a module, you’d retake that module or complete the required remediation, not perform a general requalification of the entire license.

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