PART 61

AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT

(Single and Multi-Engine Training)

MULTI-ENGINE TRAINING:

CERTIFICATION UPON COMPLETION
OF COURSE:

Ø Airline Transport Pilot,
Airplane Multi-engine Land
Commercial Privileges
– Airplane Single Engine Land

AIRCRAFT USED FOR TRAINING:

Ø Beechcraft Travelair BE-D95A (Multi-engine)

Ø Cessna 172 (Single engine)

Ø Cessna 172RG (Single engine)

Ø Flight Simulator

SINGLE ENGINE TRAINING:

CERTIFICATION UPON COMPLETION
OF COURSE:

Ø Airline Transport Pilot,
Airplane Singe Engine Land,
Instrument Airplane

QUALIFICATIONS:

Ø Commercial/Instrument Pilot Certificate
(FAA or ICAO)

Ø Minimum Flying Hours, 1500 hours

Ø Minimum Night Flying Hours, 100 hours

Ø Minimum Instrument Flying Hours, 75 hours

Ø Minimum Cross Country Flying Hours, 500 hours

AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT (ATP) COURSE consists of…

Ground School

(Dual) Flight Training (Instructions)

FAA Written Test Preparation & Examination

Oral Preparation

FAA Flight Test (Certification)

* See above for certification upon completion of course.

PLEASE NOTE:

1.) The ATP sample is based on prior aeronautical experience, as per FAR Part 61.155

2.) If the applicant lacks any part of the FAR, please specify so we can work our a specific
training outline

3.) The following is a copy of the FAR Part 61.155

FEDERAL AVIATION REGULATIONS PART 61.155

1. An applicant for an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with an airplane rating must hold a
Commercial Pilot certificate for a Foreign Airline Transport Pilot or Commercial Pilot license
without limitations, issued buy a member state of ICAO or the FAA, etc.

2. An applicant must have had the following

a. At least 150 hours of flight time as a pilot in command of airplane or as a co-pilot of an
airplane performing the duties and functions of a pilot in command, any combination
thereof: at least 100 hours of which were cross-country time, 25 hours of which were
night flight time, and…

b. At least 1,500 hours of flight time as a pilot, including at least…

1. 500 hours of cross-country flight time,

2. 100 hours of night flight time, and

3. 75 hours of actual or simulated instrument time, at least 50 hours of which were in
actual flight.

Contact the school for pricing and additional information…