Form SRG2155 Examiners Report in Respect of Failure of Theoretical Examinations for Ppl / Bpl / Spl / Lapl Under Easa Aircrew Regulation Part-Fcl.120 and Part-Fcl.125 - United Kingdom

Form SRG2155, Examiners Report in Respect of Failure of Theoretical Examinations for PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL under EASA Aircrew Regulation Part-FCL.120 and Part-FCL.125, is a document used in the United Kingdom in relation to the theoretical examinations for Private Pilot License (PPL), Balloon Pilot License (BPL), Sailplane Pilot License (SPL), and Light Aircraft Pilot License (LAPL) under the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Aircrew Regulation.

This form is used when a candidate fails their theoretical examination for any of these licenses. The examiner fills out this report to provide feedback on the specific areas where the candidate did not meet the required standards. It helps the candidate understand the areas that require further study and improvement to pass the examination successfully in the future.

FAQ

Q: What is Form SRG2155?
A: Form SRG2155 is an Examiners Report in respect of the failure of theoretical examinations for PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL under the EASA Aircrew Regulation Part-FCL.120 and Part-FCL.125.

Q: What does PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL stand for?
A: PPL stands for Private Pilot License, BPL stands for Basic Pilot License, SPL stands for Sailplane Pilot License, and LAPL stands for Light Aircraft Pilot License.

Q: What is the purpose of Form SRG2155?
A: The purpose of Form SRG2155 is to document the examiner's report regarding the failure of theoretical examinations for PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL under EASA Aircrew Regulation Part-FCL.120 and Part-FCL.125.

Q: What are EASA Aircrew Regulations?
A: EASA Aircrew Regulations refer to the regulations set by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for aircrew licensing and certification.

Q: What is Part-FCL.120 and Part-FCL.125?
A: Part-FCL.120 and Part-FCL.125 are specific sections of the EASA Aircrew Regulations that pertain to the theoretical examinations for PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL.

Q: What does the Examiners Report include?
A: The Examiners Report includes details of the theoretical examination that was failed, feedback on the candidate's performance, and recommendations for further action.

Q: Who is responsible for filling out Form SRG2155?
A: The examiner, who conducted the theoretical examination, is responsible for filling out Form SRG2155.

Q: What happens after Form SRG2155 is filled out?
A: After Form SRG2155 is filled out, it is submitted to the appropriate aviation authority for review and further action.

Q: What are the consequences of failing a theoretical examination for PPL/BPL/SPL/LAPL?
A: The consequences of failing a theoretical examination can vary, but typically the candidate will be required to re-take the examination after addressing the areas of weakness identified in the examiners report.

Q: Is it possible to appeal the results of a failed theoretical examination?
A: Yes, candidates have the right to appeal the results of a failed theoretical examination. The appeals process and procedures may vary depending on the aviation authority.