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I'm interested to do my ATP in canada having an ICAO CPL,i currentlyfly 737NG and has around 2200 hours on which 1800 are on the 737.What does it do to do the canadian ATP from a foreign CPL and how is the checkride conducted?
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I'm interested to do my ATP in canada having an ICAO CPL,i currentlyfly 737NG and has around 2200 hours on which 1800 are on the 737.What does it do to do the canadian ATP from a foreign CPL and how is the checkride conducted?
Any info is welcome
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If you have an FAA Certificate you can covert straight across with a medical and a short conversion exam.
If not you will likely have to pass the ATPL exams the SARON, SAMRA and possibly the INRAT for the instrument rating. Complete a medical and then either a check ride in the simulator or a small light twin if that is an option. You would also have to meet the experience requirements as per Transport Canada licensing. These have recently been changed so would require some investigation.
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If not you will likely have to pass the ATPL exams the SARON, SAMRA and possibly the INRAT for the instrument rating. Complete a medical and then either a check ride in the simulator or a small light twin if that is an option. You would also have to meet the experience requirements as per Transport Canada licensing. These have recently been changed so would require some investigation.
Nobody cares about your type rating cost.
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My company paid for my type-rating,i was hired through screening and interviews process,being successful they sent me for type-rating.At this point in time i dońt have any FAA certificate,but can you please elaborate more on the SARON,SAMRA these are terms i'm not familiar with and also the experience requirement as per Transport canada please.
This link will take you to the Transport Canada information page that lists licensing requirements for foreign applicants. Scroll down the page a bit to find the ATPL requirements.
Foreign Applicants - Transport Canada
Foreign Applicants - Transport Canada
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Once you get familiar there are several providers of weekend courses for the INRAT/ATPL exams. One is Aerocourse, their information can be found on the net I don't have a link. They have a good reputation if you are prepared they give a good final preparation to write the exams.
Once you get familiar there are several providers of weekend courses for the INRAT/ATPL exams. One is Aerocourse, their information can be found on the net I don't have a link. They have a good reputation if you are prepared they give a good final preparation to write the exams.
