The Airline transport Pilot License allows its holder to fly professionally as a captain or co-pilot of a jet liner or multi-crew aero plane. The ATPL involves more advanced piloting knowledge about the jetliners, turbine engines, airport operations and airline operations. It focuses on skill and experience on a higher level than the CPL with great consideration to decision making, safety, identifying and managing threat and error as well as recognizing and coping with failures and emergencies.
AIRLINE TRANSPORT PILOT LICENCE (ATPL)
PREREQUISITES
- Must hold a valid CPL aeroplane
- A minimum of 750 hours of flight time to be eligible to write the exam
- Must hold a valid Multi-engine rating
- Must hold a valid Group 1 IFR rating
- Successful completion of category 1 medical exam
TRANSPORT CANADA REQUIREMENTS
Completion of all three Transport Canada ATPL written exams: SAMRA, SARON & INRAT
