Temporary permit to exercise privileges

The "Temporary Permission to Exercise Privileges" form enables an examiner to grant an applicant temporary authorization to exercise newly obtained or renewed privileges immediately following a successful skill test, proficiency check, or INITIAL instructor assessment of competence.

This form may only be issued to Danish licence holders and is designed to eliminate the waiting period between passing the test, check, or assessment and receiving the official privileges, thereby enhancing safety. The maximum validity of this temporary permission is 8 weeks.

Usage Restrictions

  • This form may only be used by approved examiners.
  • It must be issued by the examiner conducting the test, check, or assessment of competence.
  • It is valid for the initial issuance and renewal of privileges but cannot be used for revalidation.
  • For renewal, the privilege must have been renewed through an ATO.
  • Any use beyond these conditions requires specific approval from the competent authority.
  • The form must not be issued to the applicant until all issuance requirements are met.
  • If used for renewal, the examiner must confirm that the renewal was conducted within an ATO before issuing the permit.

Examiner Responsibilities

Examiners must ensure full compliance with all applicable requirements before issuing a temporary permission.

A passed test or check does not automatically entitle an applicant to exercise privileges. Examiners must thoroughly verify that the applicant meets all regulatory requirements, before issue of this form.

Specific Requirements for TRI to Add LT and LIFUS Privileges

If an applicant wishes to add LT (Landing Training) or LIFUS (Line Flying Under Supervision) privileges to their existing TRI (Type Rating Instructor) certificate, this form may be issued only after all required training has been successfully completed.

Additionally, the required training flight as specified in:

  • AMC1 FCL.930.TRI TRI Training Course
    • (V)(A)(b) or (V)(B)(b)

must also be completed before the form can be issued.

" Note

EASA has requested the Danish Civil Aviation and Railway Authority to restrict the use of the Temporary Permission to Exercise Privileges, ensuring that it does not apply to initial licence issuance.

This means that a Temporary Permission to Exercise Privileges can only be issued to an individual who already holds a valid licence.