ATPL Flight school no longer available for non American citizen
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ATPL Flight school no longer available for non American citizen
Hi,
Just found out that the ATPL Flight school in US no longer accept non Americans for their pilot programms.
Andili
Just found out that the ATPL Flight school in US no longer accept non Americans for their pilot programms.
Andili
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US pilots most certainly do need ATPLs... perhaps you could clarify what you perceive to be the difference between an ATP and an ATPL?
The only difference I'm aware of is the presence of the L.
The only difference I'm aware of is the presence of the L.
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geordiejet is correct.
Pilots in the USA do not have licences, they hold certificates. hence the 'L' not being on the end of ATP.
US pilots do NOT need an ATP to fly for an airline, they will eventually with experience.
The only thing I can guess Andili is refering to (as his post is meaningless) is that the ATP chain of flying schools in the USA do not accept non US citizens on to their courses. If this is what you meant, then you are correct, they also have never actually accepted non US citizens.
Pilots in the USA do not have licences, they hold certificates. hence the 'L' not being on the end of ATP.
US pilots do NOT need an ATP to fly for an airline, they will eventually with experience.
The only thing I can guess Andili is refering to (as his post is meaningless) is that the ATP chain of flying schools in the USA do not accept non US citizens on to their courses. If this is what you meant, then you are correct, they also have never actually accepted non US citizens.
