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According to the requirements of AC 61-138, the training practice in the framework of the ATP-CTP course should be carried out in an airplane with a take-off weight of more than 40,000 pounds.
Note: The schedule below is just an example of how the ATP-CTP class is structured. Activity dates and times are subject to change depending on simulator availability.
Aerodynamics (8 hrs)
• High Altitude Operations
• Stall Prevention and Recovery Training
• Upset Prevention and Recovery Training
Meteorology (2 hrs)
• Airplane Weather Detection Systems
• Air Carrier Low-Visibility Operations
Air Carrier Operations (6 hrs)
• Physiology/Fitness for Duty
• Communications
• Checklist Physiology
• Air Carrier Low-Visibility Operations
• Operational Control
• Minimum Equipment List
Air Carrier Operations (8 hrs)
• Leadership/Professional Development (2 hrs)
• Crew Resource Management (2 hrs)
• Safety Culture (2 hrs)
Final course quiz.
For our training, we use the Airbus 320 aircraft simulator, which comes equipped with FTD A320 Level 5 and FFS A320 Level D. You will be trained in the most sophisticated and modernized equipment, which is also used to train today’s airline pilots. Florida based Spirit Airlines is currently using the exact simulators to train all of their crew members.
FTD Level 5
FFS Level D, full motion
The best time for ATP written test!
No, it's not a requirement for the course. But you need to have a Letter of Verification before your ATP checkride.
We have great news for you - our ATP-CTP classes start every Monday during the 2022/2023 years!