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Ollie Onion 16th Dec 2014 20:27

I did my with Air NZ on their A320 sim about 5 years ago. They were very good, saved me getting rated on anything else. 1 practice sim and then test.

lookxian 17th Dec 2014 02:17

try http://www.aviationinstitute.co.nz/
 
Try Aviation Institute - Airline Training I am going to take the ATPL test also. If anyone doing the same. May PM me.

Semi Rigid 17th Dec 2014 07:31

In their (CAA's) opinion, yes. Was issued in March 2005 with all the required paperwork, evidence, fee's etc. I would have thought if there had been a problem they would have picked it up then.
As I have told them the other day - I am now through 10k+hrs and we are nearly 10 years down the track guys! - are you people saying to me I have been practising my profession illegally for 10 years?
No response to that query yet. :ugh:

Corkey McFuz 18th Dec 2014 23:59

What is the problem ? Should the many rest of us who have atpls issued under the ttmra be worried ?

DeltaT 19th Dec 2014 07:38

When I had mine issued under TTMRA and had a little phone conversation with a caa staff member he said they were not very happy issuing them under the agreement and the very reason there is that little "issued under the terms of the TTMRA" written on your licence is so it can be retracted if a reason can be found later on! (no other country does that when you do a conversion)

waren9 19th Dec 2014 08:28

my australian licence had that written on it

DeltaT 20th Dec 2014 07:08

Sorry, I stand corrected, I just pulled my Auz one out to take a look and it's there too! Hard to find amongst the multitude of pages!

lookxian 20th Dec 2014 14:24

Both of your NZ and AUS licenses are issue under TTMRS? DeltaT?

DeltaT 21st Dec 2014 07:15

correct.
Conversions done both ways.

WelshRoots 20th Jan 2015 06:41

Does anyone have any figures for the hire of the AirNZ B777 sim?

Cheers

flyboy_nz 29th Nov 2015 06:00

So, I am in the same boat as some of you guys were before. Could someone please PM/post details in relation to costs to hire the B777 sim with Air NZ to do the ATPL flight test?

Regards

haughtney1 29th Nov 2015 08:15

Flyboy,

My info is a little dated, but why not try a quick email or phonecall to the aviationinstitute.coooo.ennnzeeed.
Admittedly I did my NZ ATPL from the then JAR one about 4 years ago, but they were very helpful and it was a reasonably priced experience.

Cloud Cutter 29th Nov 2015 19:09

Air NZ Aviation Institute
 
Yip, says right there on their website they'll do NZ ATPL flight tests, presumably on any of the types they've got a sim for.

Just to clarify (because it's not clear), the Aviation Institute is Air NZ's external crew training wing.

Professional Crew Training

Best of luck.

lookxian 30th Nov 2015 08:16

sent you Pm.
 
sent you Pm.


Originally Posted by flyboy_nz (Post 9194953)
So, I am in the same boat as some of you guys were before. Could someone please PM/post details in relation to costs to hire the B777 sim with Air NZ to do the ATPL flight test?

Regards


flyboy_nz 1st Dec 2015 06:57

Cheers for the replies guys. I already sent aviation institute an email, waiting for their reply. Just thought see what other option there are.

gschank 12th Jul 2019 16:56

Your comment regarding an ATPL in a Kingair sim is Melbourne is a few years old, but do you have info on that sim and the operator? I have a USA issued ATPL, but need one in NZ/AU. Thanks.

DAD.BEN 5th Sep 2022 09:42

Any New options to get ATPL done
 
Hi all,

Since the last discussions had on here several years back. Has there been any new cheaper alternative ways of getting the ATPL flight test done in NZ? I am currently working abroad and would like to head home to get my ATPL flight test done there.
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated 🙏🏽

Thanks

gschank 6th Sep 2022 02:26

A NZ ATPL is very tough. You have to do it in an airplane with an equivalent weight of 12,500 libs. (I forgot the kilos, but it's around 4,500). There are few simulators in NZ. As there is the "Trans-Tasmanian" agreement between Australia and NZ, I looked into a sim in Australia. Qantas had sims available, which they were happy to rent out for $12,000! Additionally, you would need a NZ check airman to be there. Having found out the price tag for the simulator, I did not bother to find out what that would cost...probably even more. Additionally, after you deal with their CAA, you will come to love our FAA. Since I was to fly for a 135 operator, I just did the CPL instead. That was not a piece of cake either. Sorry that I do not have more encouraging information.

zlin77 6th Sep 2022 22:21

If using a SIM in Australia and a New Zealand Flight Examiner, make sure the SIM is approved by the NZCAA.


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