ATP Written 121 or 135? Which to take?

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Sheppard Air!!! I got it and studied for a week and got a 96 in 12 minutes! I bet if I had taken an extra 5 minutes I would have gotten 100 but I will take a 96 any day. Great system but they only let you study for the 121 written.
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Take whichever one has the easier performance qustions...it does not matter. When you get the results it will not say "only for 121 or 135..." Relax...study easy...prep...drink a beer or 3...study...sleep...take the test!
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You should take the 121 Test. ATP 135 won't do any good to you unless you are planning on leaving your 121 operation for a 135 operation.
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Quote: You should take the 121 Test. ATP 135 won't do any good to you unless you are planning on leaving your 121 operation for a 135 operation.
Agreed! I got a 90 on my 121 ATP last week, studied for 2 days on Sheppard Air's software. I'm taking the checkride this Friday.
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So if you take the 121 written, will it carry over into the 135 side of things and vice-versa? Untill about 3 minutes ago, I had no idea there was even a difference. And what is the difference?
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Both will work just fine and neither one will limit your license to "only 121 or 135" flying.

The only difference is the "121" test deals with jet powered aircraft and "heavy" aircraft during the weight and balance and performance/planning questions, while the "135" test deals with a 1900. Which, "ironically", is also a 121 airplane.
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Some of the other questions involving pilot duty time etc.. are different as well. As mentioned above, do the 121, you're currently active in that environment, no reason to take the 135 varient. That's the reason I did 135 vs 121, I knew those regs through and through.
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+1 For Sheppard Air. Spent a full day and a half on it and got a 99% in about 15 minutes. Worth every penny. If you're worried about the performance with the different aircraft the software gives you a pattern to the questions.
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Quote: So if you take the 121 written, will it carry over into the 135 side of things and vice-versa? Untill about 3 minutes ago, I had no idea there was even a difference. And what is the difference?
I'm not sure of the difference but I took the 121 but am flying 135 now. The company is going to teach what you need to know about 135 - at least mine did.

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Quote: I would definitely take the more difficult one. Studying for an exciting written exam is always more fun and interesting when there's more material to cover. Why would you deprive yourself of the opportunity to study for additional hours?

lol...your sarcasm gave me a good laugh, thanx!
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