AirTalk.org Aviation discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert?          AirTalk.org Forum Index -> Sailplanes View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Tim McAllister Guest Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 3:52 am    Post subject: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? Can anyone point me in the right direction find out what I need to do to have my FAA Glider Cert "endorsed" by the LBA so that I can fly a D-Registered glider at the Club Class Worlds in Norway? I understand that the rules have changed, but has anyone out there ever gone through the process? Thanks for any and all helpful information, Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Back to top F.L. Whiteley Guest Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 6:00 am    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? This would be your Libelle 201 Tim? Why you would have to do this defies comprehension, but I also await an explanation if needed. Frank Whiteley Colorado "Tim McAllister" <echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote Quote: Can anyone point me in the right direction find out what I need to do to have my FAA Glider Cert "endorsed" by the LBA so that I can fly a D-Registered glider at the Club Class Worlds in Norway? I understand that the rules have changed, but has anyone out there ever gone through the process? Thanks for any and all helpful information, Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Back to top Tim McAllister Guest Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 3:45 pm    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? "F.L. Whiteley" <greeley (AT) NO__SPAMgreeleynet (DOT) com> wrote Quote: This would be your Libelle 201 Tim? Why you would have to do this defies comprehension, but I also await an explanation if needed. Frank Whiteley Colorado Frank: No - I am asking the question about getting my pilots licensed endorsed by the LBA. The whole idea of taking my Libelle overseas is too overwhelming to contemplate! I will be renting a German Libelle, and will need my pilot license endorsed by the German Authorities (for purposes of the World Comp and also for insurance reasons). Again, any ideas on the subject would be appreciated Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Back to top tango4 Guest Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 5:27 pm    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? I don't know but I'll guess at some sort of examination of your logbook/s Checkride Medical Pop along to de.rec.luftfahrt and post the question, I'm sure someone will help you out there. Ian "Tim McAllister" <echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote Quote: "F.L. Whiteley" <greeley (AT) NO__SPAMgreeleynet (DOT) com> wrote This would be your Libelle 201 Tim? Why you would have to do this defies comprehension, but I also await an explanation if needed. Frank Whiteley Colorado Frank: No - I am asking the question about getting my pilots licensed endorsed by the LBA. The whole idea of taking my Libelle overseas is too overwhelming to contemplate! I will be renting a German Libelle, and will need my pilot license endorsed by the German Authorities (for purposes of the World Comp and also for insurance reasons). Again, any ideas on the subject would be appreciated Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Back to top F.L. Whiteley Guest Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 3:32 am    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? "Tim McAllister" <echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote Quote: "F.L. Whiteley" <greeley (AT) NO__SPAMgreeleynet (DOT) com> wrote This would be your Libelle 201 Tim? Why you would have to do this defies comprehension, but I also await an explanation if needed. Frank Whiteley Colorado Frank: No - I am asking the question about getting my pilots licensed endorsed by the LBA. The whole idea of taking my Libelle overseas is too overwhelming to contemplate! I will be renting a German Libelle, and will need my pilot license endorsed by the German Authorities (for purposes of the World Comp and also for insurance reasons). Again, any ideas on the subject would be appreciated Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Right, must have been past my bed time;^) Just looked at the LBA site and the links to the validation forms doesn't find them. Frank Back to top nyffeler Guest Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 1:49 pm    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? In article <32cb7a90.0401251952.368bb6e5 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>, [email]echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net[/email] (Tim McAllister) wrote: Quote: Can anyone point me in the right direction find out what I need to do to have my FAA Glider Cert "endorsed" by the LBA so that I can fly a D-Registered glider at the Club Class Worlds in Norway? Is it really necessary to get a LBA certificate to fly in Norway? The LBA is a very bureaucratic organization. I suggest you to ask the Norway FAI gliding delegates for help. You find them on http://www.fai.org/directory/delegates.asp?id=6 Peter Y7 Back to top A. Spindelberger Guest Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 5:11 pm    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? [email]echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net[/email] (Tim McAllister) wrote in message news:<32cb7a90.0401251952.368bb6e5 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>... Quote: Can anyone point me in the right direction find out what I need to do to have my FAA Glider Cert "endorsed" by the LBA so that I can fly a D-Registered glider at the Club Class Worlds in Norway? I understand that the rules have changed, but has anyone out there ever gone through the process? Thanks for any and all helpful information, Tim McAllister "EY" 2004 US Club Class Team Hello! Otherwise as in the USA, private pilot cert's are not done by the LBA, they are done by the " Beauftragter fuer Luftaufsicht beim Regierungspraesidium " an goverment office of each state with an seperate office in most of the bigger towns.If needed, I can make a appointment for you. Just give my the town where you pick up your plane and I will tell you the adress of the next "Regierungspraesidium" and will call them before you come. No check, no log book,no check flight, just the licence, the medical and 1/2 hour of time. Very low costs.It is a validation of your FAA licence and will last one year. Good luck! AS Back to top Herbert Kilian Guest Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2004 6:14 pm    Post subject: Re: German "Endoresement" of an FAA Glider Cert? Tim, Use this link for the form the LBA wants you to fill out (Validation of a foreign airman's license): http://www.lba.de/englisch/form/l/l.htm Looks like they want to see plenty of documentation. However, a bilateral agreement with Germany requires them to accept US licenses, the FAA did the same with mine when I came to this country. Best of luck in Norway! Herb, J7 [email]echoyankee (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net[/email] (Tim McAllister) wrote in message news:<32cb7a90.0401251952.368bb6e5 (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>... Quote: Can anyone point me in the right direction find out what I need to do to have my FAA Glider Cert "endorsed" by the LBA so that I can fly a D-Registered glider at the Club Class Worlds in Norway? I understand that the rules have changed, but has anyone out there ever gone through the process? 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