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Old 25th Mar 2006, 19:12
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"Frozen ATPL"

Hello all,

Is there anyone out there that could explain to me, what exactly i can do if i eventually get an ATPL . I mean a Frozen ATPL.

Thanks in Advance
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Old 25th Mar 2006, 22:48
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McDonalds hamburger maker comes to mind!
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To be a tad more constructive:
The term frozen ATPL means that you have a:
CPL/Multi-engine IR/(in Europe: an MCC certificate) and have completed the extra ATPL theory exams.
You now have a frozen ATPL. This is the minimum qualification to work in a two-pilot environment, ie First Officer for the airlines. Although each airline has their own minimum requirements.
When you have: 1500 hrs total; 500 hours multi crew; 100 night and a few other things I can't remember right now, you can get your licence upgraded.
You now have an ATPL. This is the minimum qualification to work as a captain. Again individual airlines impose further requirements.
No idea how it works in Dubai, but that's the situation in Europe.
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Old 26th Mar 2006, 14:23
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To put it simply, you will be able to co-pilot any aircraft.
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Thanks guys, so is it hard to find a job with a Frozen ATPL ?
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Originally Posted by Aer_Lingus
Thanks guys, so is it hard to find a job with a Frozen ATPL ?
Cue A320rider.....
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Old 27th Mar 2006, 10:48
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Didnt get that one..
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Under the current system, everyone who starts their first airline job will have a frozen ATPL since:
An airline will not employ you unless you have passed the ATPL exams;
You can not get a full ATPL until you have airline (read multi crew) experience.
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