The Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) is the highest certificate a pilot can achieve. A pilot must have a total of 1,500 flight hours before applying for this certificate. Prior to entering this program, a pilot must have completed Commercial, Instrument, Multi- Engine and Instructor Ratings (CFI, CFII & MEI). Utilizing the Instructor Rating, the pilot may be eligible to join our staff. The pilot will build flight time and experience. Pilots will be compensated for flight instructing, ground instruction and simulator training.
Also, due to the demanding environment of today’s high-tech cockpits, there is a greater emphasis on multi crew coordination. The CRM/Human Factors Course familiarizes the pilot with what is expected of him/her in this environment. The Glass Cockpit Training Course further helps the pilot operate in a multi-crew environment, managing today’s aircraft advanced systems.
After completing this program, the pilot is trained for the Airline Transport Pilot
Certificate and qualified in single engine aircraft with knowledge of advanced turbine systems.
Pre-Req.: If you have 186 hours and a CFI/CFII/MEI, you can get 1,500 hours and your ATP license under the ATP I training program.
Total Lab Hours: 1254
Total Lecture Hours: 227
Total Clock Hours: 1481
Lab hours = dual and solo airplane and simulator.
Lecture hours include oral single and multi-engine, glass cockpit and ground school.
ATP PROGRAM I v
1,254 hours Program Code – PEA-860
Ground School: 200 hrs.
Dual C-172: 7 hrs.
Solo C-172: 3 hrs.
Oral S.E.: 7 hrs.
If you’re unsure about any aspect of the application process or have any questions give our team a call on 386-258-0703 or +1-386-258-0703, we’re happy to answer any questions you might have.
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