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ZeroTT 04-02-2018 11:40 AM


Originally Posted by hhutchens1 (Post 2563297)

Apparently there is at least one person in a training class without an ATP.

Bet that's a military guy. They only convert to comm-multi.

rickair7777 04-02-2018 01:26 PM


Originally Posted by hhutchens1 (Post 2563387)
I do not have the CTP course or written test completed yet.

No majors will provide that. Knock it out on your own before applying or go to a regional.

squawkoff 04-02-2018 01:28 PM

We had an individual in our class that didn’t have their ATP. When they got their check ride they also received their ATP.

Qotsaautopilot 04-02-2018 08:12 PM

What in the world is a CTP course

madmax757 04-02-2018 08:59 PM


Originally Posted by Qotsaautopilot (Post 2563762)
What in the world is a CTP course

Google it. It’s ATP certified training program (CTP) it’s the required course you must take to take your ATP written. Yup - just to take your written! 32 hours of ground school and 10 hours of FTD and sim. Regionals pay for the class out of your hiring bonus. Military guys pay for it themselves since most wont be going to a regional. It costs about $5 grand.

Keizer Soze 04-03-2018 02:59 AM

FWIW, I just skimmed the FOTM. "The student is required to possess a multi-engine ATP Certificate, an ATP Certificate with restricted privileges, OR a Commercial Pilot Certificate with airplane multi-engine land..."

It looks like our approved FOTM allows for hiring a pilot without an ATP, however, minimum qualifications listed in job openings call for an unrestricted ATP. In order to be competitive I would apply after receiving an ATP. If you want to roll the dice, though, go ahead and apply without. Evidently we have hired some without the minimum required ATP.

Flightcap 04-03-2018 05:07 AM

One of my buddies at Republic told me he was turned down by Spirit. Their reason: "Sorry, we're looking for people who have lower TT than what you have." He's got zero 121 PIC and about three and a half years worth of 121 SIC. If that is true, I would say absolutely apply. The worst that can happen is that they don't call you....

AllOva736 04-03-2018 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by Flightcap (Post 2563878)
One of my buddies at Republic told me he was turned down by Spirit. Their reason: "Sorry, we're looking for people who have lower TT than what you have." He's got zero 121 PIC and about three and a half years worth of 121 SIC. If that is true, I would say absolutely apply. The worst that can happen is that they don't call you....

Yeah...... that's not true.

Worldflyer89 04-03-2018 06:13 AM


Originally Posted by Flightcap (Post 2563878)
One of my buddies at Republic told me he was turned down by Spirit. Their reason: "Sorry, we're looking for people who have lower TT than what you have." He's got zero 121 PIC and about three and a half years worth of 121 SIC. If that is true, I would say absolutely apply. The worst that can happen is that they don't call you....



Not true. They don’t tell you why you were unsuccessful.


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Blackhawk 04-03-2018 07:03 AM


Originally Posted by IwasInverted (Post 2563408)
Go to a regional and get it for free. The other option is pay for the ATP course through Flight Safety or wherever, before your next citation recurrent.

In addition you can get a type rating through the regional.


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