Communication

The Radio Telephony license (RT-licence).

The EASA-RT is a requirement for all Pilots in the EASA world.

(conversions of RT form other ICAO countries are not recommendable, it is much too complicated and time consuming)

This consists of

• a written exam
  
• and a simulator practical test
  

The English RT license covers VFR and IR flights.

IF you are holding a RT licence from any other EASA state - this covers the requirements. 

You need not to convert it, just use it!

To fly an Aircraft in thee EASA world you need an RT-licence.

To be allowed to communicate in English - you have to have an English EASA - Language Proficiency of minimum level 4

According the ICAO (world organisation of aviation) this is a requirement since several years.

To get the grading 4,5 or 6 of you English level you have to pass a so called Language Proficiency test (LPC).

Important

Every EASA county has in his inner circle a lot of LPC examiner and school how are entitled to take this test. 

But only few school are mutually recognized in between the the EASA country's - it is a completely contradiction - but we have to live with this.

In consequence

the best what you can do is, to do the LPC in that country or with that Authority which will issue your licence.

There is a list with every county which school are mutually recognized, if you do it outside of this country.

The level will be included in your EASA licence.