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The IAA is responsible for licensing and certification of air crew, aircraft maintenance engineers, air traffic services personnel and aviation security personnel.

Logbook submissions:

The IAA no longer require original logbooks to be submitted as part of a licence/rating application.  Copies of your logbook must be submitted with your application via email to licensing@IAA.ie as follows:

  • Issue of a LAPL / PPL / BPL / SPL / CPL / MPL: Full copy of logbook 
  • Issue of an ATPL: Last 10 pages of logbook plus:
    • any additional pages necessary to show the min. 250 hours of flight time as PIC or a combination of PIC and signed PICUS (as applicable)
  • Issue of a Validation: Last 10 pages of logbook
  • Issue of a Night Rating or BIR: Copy of relevant logbook pages showing the complete training course
  • Issue of an Instrument / Aerobatic / Towing / Mountain / Flight Test Rating:Copy of relevant logbook pages complete training course and minimum experience requirement

In all cases

Logbooks must be completed i.a.w. PLAM 024 (view/download at Publications).  All columns must be fully totalled.  Each logbook page must be signed by the applicant to certify that the entries in the log are true. 
 
Note 1: Our email and attachment size limit is 50MB.  If your attachments are larger than this, we suggest you compress the PDFs first.  Do NOT send attachments in multiple emails.

The above arrangement is a temporary measure pending the introduction of the FCL module of the MySRS digitalised licence management system within the next 6-12 months.”

Note 2: The IAA reserves the right to request original logbook(s) in support of an application.

Postal Applications & Custom/Duty Import Taxes:

Our preferred method to receive licence applications is via email to licensing@IAA.ie or exam applications to exam.unit@iaa.ie

Should you wish to post an application to us, The IAA are not responsible for any custom fees/import taxes owing on packages sent to us from outside Ireland/EU.  This is a matter between you (the sender) and your postal/courier company. Please ensure you complete the necessary shipment documents correctly.  Should the IAA retrospectively receive an invoice from a postal/courier company, this fee plus any additional administration costs incurred by the IAA may be passed on to you for payment.

Walk in service

The IAA does not operate a public counter service. Please email licensing@iaa.ie for further information.

Effective Certification, Oversight and Enforcement of Licences Issued by the IAA

Article 62 of Regulation (EU) 2018/1139, in relation to certification, oversight and enforcement of EASA licences, requires the IAA to ensure effective oversight and enforcement, which is only possible for individuals who are either resident in the State, or where an employment connection can be established with an organisation established in the State.

Accordingly, it is not always possible to process certain licence applications, in circumstances where the IAA is not in a position meet its responsibilities to provide for adequate oversight and enforcement.