FAA Stamp for Restricted-ATP
08-08-2014, 03:20 PM
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FAA Stamp for Restricted-ATP
I recently got an interview at PSA Airlines. My college, The Ohio University, has been accepted accredited for restricted ATP. They asked for me to bring Transcripts with Official FAA Stamp for Restricted-ATP authorization. Does anyone know if this should just come with my transcripts or if I have to do anything special to get the stamp?
08-08-2014, 04:04 PM
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No stamp that I am aware of.. Did you receive your temporary ATP certificate? Check the limitations section. It might be stated there I believe. If not, then did your university give you any documentation of completion of the ATP course?
08-08-2014, 04:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Bm276808
I recently got an interview at PSA Airlines. My college, The Ohio University, has been accepted accredited for restricted ATP. They asked for me to bring Transcripts with Official FAA Stamp for Restricted-ATP authorization. Does anyone know if this should just come with my transcripts or if I have to do anything special to get the stamp?
Anyone?
08-08-2014, 05:06 PM
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You can't just take your transcript as is and bring it to your checkride. You need to ask your school to audit your transcript and coursework and have them add a statement of FAA reduced minimums. New degrees will likely have all this on there. I don't know the OU specifics, so you'll have to do some research. There is no grandfathering in that sense. If you meet the program requirements as the FARs are written now, then you can qualify for reduced minimums. So let's say you did the degree program and it fits perfectly as the reg is now, you're good. But let's say the degree program didn't care if you got your instrument not through the school, but the regs are written now do. In this case, you would not qualify.
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