here we go again!

**BluFin** · January 3rd, 2019, 20:29

Originally Posted by Hugh Jampton

According to the 24th Sep announcement a UK CAA issued licence will not be required to sign G reg aircraft as the CAA have said they will accept an EASA issued licence.

The way I read it, a UK CAA licence will be utterly useless.

Read it again.................it's for a fixed term only

**Neil Armstrong** · January 3rd, 2019, 23:35

Not sure if even our CAA are silly enough not issue a Licence that allows sign off of G reg airplanes, there are some around still flying!

**UK-AME** · January 22nd, 2019, 17:12

Update: According to Kiwa Register, around 100 UK licences have been transferred already to NL. Not a big number by the looks, I don’t know how many to IAA or others....

**Alber Ratman** · January 29th, 2019, 22:09

KLM UKE so thay can stay in business?

**No Smoking** · January 30th, 2019, 01:37

Originally Posted by Neil Armstrong

Not sure if even our CAA are silly enough not issue a Licence that allows sign off of G reg airplanes, there are some around still flying!

UK CAA are way ahead in the preparations for a hard-Brexit.

**Alber Ratman** · January 30th, 2019, 22:34

Originally Posted by No Smoking

UK CAA are way ahead in the preparations for a hard-Brexit.

Brexit is pissing off my employer (a UK airline) big time. They hate the sodding whole episode. However the OAPs on here will continue to shout out their rubbish. I am 52 BTW.

**No Smoking** · January 30th, 2019, 22:58

Originally Posted by Alber Ratman

Brexit is pissing off my employer (a UK airline) big time. They hate the sodding whole episode. However the OAPs on here will continue to shout out their rubbish. I am 52 BTW.

Changes are difficult in the best of times, but become monumental when all the additonal unknowns get thrown into the mix.

Who wants to be Mrs May tomorrow as she jets off to Brussels to meet officials who have already said No to the ideas in her briefcase?

**Alber Ratman** · January 30th, 2019, 23:17

Originally Posted by No Smoking

Changes are difficult in the best of times, but become monumental when all the additonal unknowns get thrown into the mix.

Who wants to be Mrs May tomorrow as she jets off to Brussels to meet officials who have already said No to the ideas in her briefcase?

The unknowns were always known by people like me. Some of us actually did manufacturing engineering before we worked on maintenance of aeroplanes (and remember what was happening). Damn Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn. Wasters both of them.