ATP Written
#21
Nope...but you use it to study your practice tests with. All it is teaching you is word recognition. Certain key words are associated with certain answers --- just to make the memorization process quicker and easier. It's especially handy when doing the performance and weight shift calculations!!! You don't even have to bust out a calculator/E6B or anything!!!
#22
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Joined APC: Aug 2008
Position: FO4LIFE
Posts: 1,531
I'd recommend the Sheppardair program. It's the same thing as ATP, but only $75. You can download the software on your computer and study at your own pace. Plus Sheppardair has a money back guarantee. Best $75 I've ever spent. Studied for 2 days for a couple hours and got a 90.
#23
For those who did go to ATP and do their one day program, could you please provide some information on how they prepare you? All it says on their website is that you show up at 8:30am and take the written at 6:00pm. Do they guarantee that you will pass? I assume there is no way they can. I want to make sure I am fully prepared for the exam and do not want to bust it one or two times before I pass. Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
Good luck.
#25
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Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: CRJ FO
Posts: 84
Originally Posted by The Juice
A Chimp with $300 can pass it.
Originally Posted by dashtrash300
Can you use this "cheat sheet" during the exam?
OO.
#27
Ok, done....hope I didn't sound like a Billy Mays.
#28
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Joined APC: Jan 2009
Position: FO CRJ-200
Posts: 75
Absolutely agree.
With the info I had at the time (pre ATP) and my experience now with actually completing the ATP; IT IS A NO BRAINER. When it was time for me to take the ATP I worked with a few guys that studied for months and said it was the hardest thing to do; some even failed and were on their second attempt. After learning from others experience I decided to spend the $300.00 and travel 3 hours one way to do it the one day ATP route. I did no prior study and passed with over 80%. I drove back home the same day with a weight off my chest and plenty of extra time to make up the money I spent on it. Do yourself a favor and spend a little to save yourself ALOT. I am a 121 FO and I have not used anything that test had to offer that I did not already know as a flight instructor or was taught to me (aircraft specific) by my airline.
With the info I had at the time (pre ATP) and my experience now with actually completing the ATP; IT IS A NO BRAINER. When it was time for me to take the ATP I worked with a few guys that studied for months and said it was the hardest thing to do; some even failed and were on their second attempt. After learning from others experience I decided to spend the $300.00 and travel 3 hours one way to do it the one day ATP route. I did no prior study and passed with over 80%. I drove back home the same day with a weight off my chest and plenty of extra time to make up the money I spent on it. Do yourself a favor and spend a little to save yourself ALOT. I am a 121 FO and I have not used anything that test had to offer that I did not already know as a flight instructor or was taught to me (aircraft specific) by my airline.
#30
I'm another sheppard air vote... needed it for an interview last year... looked at the options $75 vs. 300 I'm a pilot I'm naturally cheap so... three days light studying took the test in 15mins got 100%
The people at sheppards air are nice available 24/7 if you have any questions and always adding new tips and tricks their stuff
Good luck
The people at sheppards air are nice available 24/7 if you have any questions and always adding new tips and tricks their stuff
Good luck
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