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01-29-2020, 07:16 AM
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Originally Posted by blueskies27
Ok thanks just trying to get a timeframe of the whole training including ATP. I understand times can vary depending on availability of sims or delays. Thanks
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01-29-2020, 06:54 PM
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Republic Airways FAQ - START HERE
Originally Posted by yakfisher
How many days is ATP/CTP before Indoc and does Republic plan all that out or is it up to you? Do you have time to take the written exam before INDOC or is that something you have to work in?
I believe it’s a week long course immediately before you start INDOC through a 3rd party such as ATP, L3, etc. Not sure if they still do the in house atp-ctp course or not, someone else will have to chime in. I’ve heard good things about the in house as your getting extra time in the aircraft you’ll be flying. Yes republic plans it out for you.
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01-29-2020, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by yakfisher
How many days is ATP/CTP before Indoc and does Republic plan all that out or is it up to you? Do you have time to take the written exam before INDOC or is that something you have to work in?
And as a side note, if driving to Indianapolis is even a possibility, do it. Having a car there is huge and you'll have no trouble making friends.
01-30-2020, 07:10 AM
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Originally Posted by GHawk
Republic takes care of the logistics. You'll be flown out on a Sunday, start ATP-CTP the following day, finish the following Sunday, take the written on Monday then fly to Indy to start Indoc on Tuesday (this is the date you pick when asked by the recruiter so be sure to factor in the CTP when looking at your timeline). I believe the in-house is still going on and is great if you can get it but I think it's all luck of the draw. Start studying Sheppard Air a week or so before you go to CTP, trust the system, and you'll do great.
And as a side note, if driving to Indianapolis is even a possibility, do it. Having a car there is huge and you'll have no trouble making friends.
And as a side note, if driving to Indianapolis is even a possibility, do it. Having a car there is huge and you'll have no trouble making friends.
01-30-2020, 07:21 AM
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Originally Posted by LoneStar32
It depends on the type of person but a week might be pushing it for going through 1200 questions on Sheppard, especially if you follow their formula. Sheppard recommends starting 30 days before the test.
02-02-2020, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by Traveler24
Hey all.
Wondering how long it would take to bid and hold ORD base? Not a line but just be able to hold reserve out of ORD.
Also wondering if there are any commuter policies at Republic??
Thanks in advance!
Wondering how long it would take to bid and hold ORD base? Not a line but just be able to hold reserve out of ORD.
Also wondering if there are any commuter policies at Republic??
Thanks in advance!
Republic's commuter policy is you're protected as long as you list for two flights that would get you to base by your report time. Can be used 4 times in a rolling 12 month period.
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