Part 7Foreign Cadet Pilots (Medical Certificate for CPL Flight Test) Exemption and Conditions

Part 7 — Foreign Cadet Pilots (Medical Certificate for CPL Flight Test) Exemption and Conditions

30 Application of Part

This Part applies to each person (foreign cadet pilot) who:

(a) is not a citizen of Australia; and

(b) is not a permanent resident of Australia; and

(c) is a student registered to undergo flight training with 1 of the following persons (the operator):

(i) a Part 141 operator;

(ii) a Part 142 operator; and

(d) is undertaking training for a CPL under the sponsorship of a foreign aircraft operator; and

(e) takes a flight test for a CPL.

31 Exemption

(1) The foreign cadet pilot is exempt from the requirement in paragraph 61.235 (2) (c) to the extent that it requires the pilot to hold a current class 1 medical certificate to be eligible to take a flight test for a CPL.

(2) The exemption is subject to the conditions in section 32.

32 Conditions

(1) The foreign cadet pilot must:

(a) hold a current class 2 medical certificate; and

(b) hold, or have held, a class 1 medical assessment (however described or administered) issued by the NAA of the pilot’s country of residence.

Note For paragraph (1) (b), NAAs may administer the requirement to hold a class 1 medical assessment by issuing a class 1 medical certificate or, if a certificate is not issued, by requiring that the pilot pass a class 1 medical examination to show that the pilot meets the class 1 medical standard.

(2) The foreign cadet pilot must not undertake a flight test for a CPL unless the flight test is organised by the operator as part of the foreign cadet pilot’s registration with the operator.