Could I hold both an EASA license and a UK CAA license? With all the ongoing mess with Brexit at the moment, I'm trying to figure out the wood from the trees so to speak. However there seems to me a bit of mass confusion with it all.
I'm just wondering if I could hold two licences at the same time? If the CAA go ahead and leave EASA, could I hold an EASA ATPL (CPL ME IR)and CAA ATPL (CPL ME IR) together?
If I can, I suspect this is in ICAO somewhere within licensing? And how would I go about it? Can I apply to on authority based on my results with the other (e.g. CAA with EASA results) or would I have to duplicate and thus spend more money to get a CAA one?
You may need to wait until the dust settles to see exactly what the regulations end up being but if the rest of the world is an indicator then yes you can hold licenses from various places at once. Licenses can in some cases be issued simply by applying and proving your currently issued one is valid (from somewhere) as is the case with the FAA but this will likely vary by jurisdiction.