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Again, being proficient in English or in the radiotelephony language used in the country of flight, as per FCL.055, does not equate to "[English being] mandator
by m2fkxy 5y ago
Again, being proficient in English or in the radiotelephony language used in the country of flight, as per FCL.055, does not equate to "[English being] mandatory for all pilots at least in EASA and FAA", as you said.
I could very well fly x-country from France to Germany if I am aeronautically proficient in both countries' languages, yet not being so in English.
> But many other CAAs will not issue licenses like that (...)
I know for a fact that they do in Spain, France, Germany, and Finland.