What is necessary in terms of PART-FCL after differences training for helicopters?
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A
The pilot must pass a written line check exam in an aviation school.
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B
A flight order for solo flights must be submitted to the competent authority by the instructor.
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C
The logbook of the pilot or an equivalent document must be signed by the flight instructor.
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D
An application for renewal must be filed for the competent authority in a prescribed form and manner.
To fly a specific helicopter under the privileges of their license, a pilot must hold a valid type rating for that particular aircraft. Differences training for helicopters is available for transitioning between similar models, such as the B407 and B407GXi. The duration of this training is outlined in the EASA OSD (Operational Suitability Data) for the specific helicopter type and typically does not require a skill test. However, it is necessary for the instructor to sign the pilot's logbook as evidence that the differences training has been successfully completed.
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