If you are holding an EASA ATPL(H) IR, how can you convert it into ATPL(A) and would you be able to credit your heli hours? As I've 400 hours and it would get longer to build hours with ATPL.
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It looks like the answer is yes, but with some significant caveats, such as only 50% of your helo time will count towards a fixed-wing ATPL. The UK CAA web site has info on this but your best bet is to contact a reputable flight training organization that offers ATPL training. Click on the "Holders of a UK issued Part FCL licence in another category" link (there is no direct URL to this content). If the country in question is not the UK you should check their rules.
answered Nov 27, 2020 at 4:30
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1$\begingroup$ Note for future visitors; the UK is no longer part of EASA, so this answer may not be relevant to EASA regulations. $\endgroup$– Jamiec ♦Apr 17 at 12:36
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$\begingroup$ @Jamiec All substantive EASA requirements current and valid on the Withdrawal Date have been retained in the UK’s domestic regulation. nortonrosefulbright.com/en/knowledge/publications/3db73e7d/… $\endgroup$ Apr 18 at 13:07
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1$\begingroup$ Right, but that might not always be the case. So it might in future be worth checking. $\endgroup$– Jamiec ♦Apr 18 at 13:33