Becoming a professional pilot and to fly as a captain on a large multi-crew aircraft is a significant achievement that requires dedicated training and perseverance. A Frozen ATPL represents the foundational qualification for anyone entering the commercial aviation industry.
The term “Frozen ATPL” refers to a CPL licence with an Instrument Rating (IR) with ATPL theory completed.
The pilot must pass all 13 ATPL exams with a min score of 75% in each subject.
For pilot holds CPL, there is no further training course. As, in both cases, PPL and CPL, the pilot has already met the theory requirements there are no further theory exams.
ATPL flight requirements
The flight requirements include 1500 hours of flight time, which can be obtained through various means. The most common way is to work as a co-pilot in a commercial airline, which allows the pilot to gain the required flight hours and experience. .
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Flown as multi-pilot in transport or commuter aircraft
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Flown as Pilot in Command (PIC)
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Flown on cross-country flights
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Instrument flight time
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Night Flight as Pilot in command or co-pilot
South African Civil Aviation Authority CAA Airline Transport Pilot License ATPL Theoretical Credits – APS MCC Course Completion Certificate and SACAA MCC License Endorsement.
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Civil Aviation Authority of Malaysia (CAAM) Airline Transport Pilot License ATPL Theoretical Credits – APS MCC Course Completion Certificate and SACAA MCC License Endorsement.