Foreign License

[golecchr]

Is it possible to fly a Polish registred aircraft with a Canadian PPL License? If not, what can i do to legally rent an aircraft there for just a couple days ? Is there any way that Polish authroties could validate my canadian license temporarily?

Any info would be much appreciated!

[ThatGuyHoldingShort]

Not that I know of.
I'd recommend going to a flight school / Flying club and going up with an instructor. You get to fly, he has the valid license.

[AuxBatOn]

You should ask the question on http://avpoland.pl . Beware that some guy named Gustaw Hudicourtaw may jump on you and lecture you for pages on end about how unsafe and unfair what you are asking is.

[photofly]

As the previous poster alludes, you really should be asking that question to a forum in Poland where people familiar with EASA and Poland-specific regulations might be found. In the UK it's possible for any ICAO-compliant PPL holder to fly a UK-registered light aircraft in the UK, but that's a deviation from EASA regulation that's permitted specifically by the CAA. It's possible that Poland's national regulator has a similar rule.

However we can all be fairly sure that nobody - in any country in the world, and regardless of what bits of paper you show them - is going to hand over to you the keys to an aircraft without a significant checkout and some assurance that you're not going to break all sorts of local aviation laws through ignorance or incompetence. It's not like renting a car. If you're only there for a couple of days, I'd not expect to make it happen.

Doubly so since I see you passed your PPL last month only.