Jerez / Oxford
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Jerez / Oxford
Hi all,
Now i'm sure this subject has been raised before, but i'll ask again anyway.
I notice that the BAE Systems course in Jerez leads to the issue of a CPL I/R, and not a fATPL, where as the Oxford course leads to the issue of an fATPL.
This will sound stupid, but essentially what is the difference, and I assume that to fly for an airline, I would need an fATPL?
Thanks for your help guys,
GJK
Now i'm sure this subject has been raised before, but i'll ask again anyway.
I notice that the BAE Systems course in Jerez leads to the issue of a CPL I/R, and not a fATPL, where as the Oxford course leads to the issue of an fATPL.
This will sound stupid, but essentially what is the difference, and I assume that to fly for an airline, I would need an fATPL?
Thanks for your help guys,
GJK
Joined: Apr 2002
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From: UK
To fly as captain of an airliner you need an ATPL.
Do the ATPL exams and the CPL/IR flight tests and you meet all the requirements of an ATPL apart from the experience.
You are saved doing the CPL/IR ground exams if you have the ATPL ground exams passed.
You end up with the same from both, there again you end up with the same from all of the "modular" schools too for half the price.
Hope this helps
Dibs
Do the ATPL exams and the CPL/IR flight tests and you meet all the requirements of an ATPL apart from the experience.
You are saved doing the CPL/IR ground exams if you have the ATPL ground exams passed.
You end up with the same from both, there again you end up with the same from all of the "modular" schools too for half the price.
Hope this helps
Dibs
