Authority guide
Each EASA authority has its own rules when an examiner from another state conducts a test on its licences. This guide summarises them from the Examiner Differences Document (EDD), so you know what will happen before your examination.
Source: EASA Examiner Differences Document 2026/Q4, checked 21/10/2026.
When must the authority be notified?
Choose the authority that issued your licence, the examination and its date.
Choose a date to see the deadline.
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Austro Control | ||
| BCAA | ||
| BGCAA | ||
| CCAA | ||
| DCA Cyprus | ||
| CAA CZ | ||
| Trafikstyrelsen | ||
| Transpordiamet | ||
| Traficom | ||
| DSAC | ||
| LBA | ||
| HCAA | ||
| MCT | ||
| Samgöngustofa | ||
| IAA | ||
| ENAC | ||
| CAA Latvia | ||
| FOCA (Liechtenstein) | ||
| TKA | ||
| DAC Luxembourg | ||
| TM-CAD | ||
| CAA NL (ILT) | ||
| Luftfartstilsynet | ||
| ULC | ||
| ANAC | ||
| RCAA | ||
| Dopravný úrad | ||
| CAA SI | ||
| AESA | ||
| Transportstyrelsen | ||
| FOCA |
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A summary to help you plan, not a replacement for the EDD: always check the current EDD and the authority’s own instructions. Working days skip Saturdays and Sundays but not public holidays.
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