Jordan CARC Pilot License Renewal & Logbook Requirements: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction

Renewing your pilot license with the Jordan Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission (CARC) and keeping a compliant logbook can be overwhelming. This guide outlines all CARC pilot license renewal requirements, logbook standards, and how to simplify the process—critical for CPL/IR, ATPL, and flight instructor license holders in Jordan.

Understanding CARC License Renewal Basics

License Types & Validity Periods

• CPL/IR and ATPL renewals align with JCAR-FCL 1 standards.

• Validity hinges on your Class 1 medical certificate and age; officials note that privileges may decrease after age 60.
  

Renewal Procedure Overview

Pilot License Issuance

1. Fill out CARC Form 28–4006 (CPL/IR issuance/renewal)

2. Submit:

   • Copy of valid Class 1 medical certificate

   • Certified logbook pages

   • Proof of currency: PIC, instrument, MCC/CRM where applicable

   • Endorsement letter from your FTO/AOC
     

Medical Certificate Requirements

CARC medical standards follow JCAR Part‑MED Class 3 and Class 1 regulations.

• Class 1 Medical Validity intervals:

  • 17–39 years: 12 months

  • 40–65+: 6 months

• Exams must be conducted by CARC-authorized AMEs and designated Aeromedical Centers.
  

Logbook Requirements for CARC Pilots

What CARC Expects

Under JCAR FCL 2 (“Recording of flight time”) and FCL2 documentation your logbook must include:

• Date, aircraft type, registration, route

• Flight times (PIC, Co‑pilot, night, IFR, cross‑country)

• Landings and remarks

• Instructor/examiner signature on each page
  

Currency Requirements

• CPL/IR: minimum recent PIC and instrument hours in prior 12 months

• ATPL: additional MCC/CRM endorsements per JCAR‑FCL 1 regulations

• All entries must be certified by qualified instructors/examiners
  

Renewal Process: Step-by-Step

1. Notify FTO/AOC 60 days before license expiry

2. Prepare:

   • Form 28–4006 downloaded via the CARC licensing

   • Recent Class 1 medical

   • Certified logbook entries with endorsements

   • Evidence of IR/MCC/CRM currency

3. Pay license fee via Jordan's e‑Fawateercom system

4. Submit documentation to CARC through your AOC/FTO or directly at CARC Licensing Department
   

Common Pitfalls & Solutions

• Unsigned logbook entries?→ Adopt Wingman Pilot Logbook, which auto-formats CARC-compliant logs and facilitates digital endorsements.

• Expired medical?→ Book early at a CARC-authorized Aeromedical Center per Class MED guidelines

• Currency deficiencies?→ Schedule refresher training or simulator sessions to fulfill IR/MCC requirements.
  

Why Wingman Pilot Logbook Suits CARC Pilots

• Auto-calc flight hours (PIC, IFR, night, simulator)

• Digital endorsement requests routed instantly to instructors/examiners

• CARC-ready PDF exports, formatted per JCAR FCL standards, ready for submission

• Mobile-optimized interface, log after each sector with no paper backup needed

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Final Checklist Before Submission

Document	Status
Form 28–4006 (CPL/IR renewal) via CARC portal	☐
Valid Class 1 medical ≤6–12 months old, per Class MED guidelines	☐
Certified logbook with instructor/exam endorsements	☐
Proof of currency (PIC, IR, MCC, CRM)	☐
Payment receipt through e‑Fawateercom	☐

Final Thoughts

Effective license renewal hinges on planning, accurate recordkeeping, and leveraging digital tools. With Wingman, CARC compliance becomes efficient, letting you focus on what truly matters—flying. Safe skies ahead!