ATP Requirement Question
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Oops, I just found the answer myself. There is no answer! The FAA has still not defined this new ATP program.
"Pilots pursuing an ATP certificate after July 31, 2014, in addition to having 1,500 hours, will have to complete a new, yet-to-be developed, ATP certification training program." - AOPA
Any idea when this new ATP certification training program will be completed and published?
"Pilots pursuing an ATP certificate after July 31, 2014, in addition to having 1,500 hours, will have to complete a new, yet-to-be developed, ATP certification training program." - AOPA
Any idea when this new ATP certification training program will be completed and published?
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I am not sure if you are talking about requirements outside of the United States, but the FAA requirements begin in the FARs in 61.151. For the FAA ATP, you can take the written at any time. There are no prerequisites for the ATP written exam. You can take it with zero experience and no instructor endorsement. The written test results are only good for 2 years though, and any missed areas are fair game on the oral exam.
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I am not sure if you are talking about requirements outside of the United States, but the FAA requirements begin in the FARs in 61.151. For the FAA ATP, you can take the written at any time. There are no prerequisites for the ATP written exam. You can take it with zero experience and no instructor endorsement. The written test results are only good for 2 years though, and any missed areas are fair game on the oral exam.
#6
several simuflite instructors who are scrambling to make themselves eligible to administer the new ATP standards.
Last edited by Twin Wasp; 01-24-2014 at 08:16 PM.
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15. FSTD TRAINING TOPICS. As stated in § 61.156(b), the ATP CTP must include at least ten hours of training in an FSTD, qualified under 14 CFR part 60. Of the ten required hours, at least six hours of training must be completed in a full flight simulator (FFS), Level C or higher. Up to four hours of training may be accomplished in a Level 4 or higher FTD
http://www.nata.aero/data/files/gia/.../ac_61-138.pdf
http://www.nata.aero/data/files/gia/.../ac_61-138.pdf
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