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amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 13:45

Frozen ATPL
 
Hi,

I am holding CPL Multi IR. I have been offered a job and they require Frozen ATPL. I have to hold the Frozen ATPL as soon as possible.

I was wondering if anyone can advise me how to finish the exams quickly.

Any Aviation Academies can fasten the process?

Looking forward to hear from you.

redsnail 19th Oct 2011 15:03

Which licensing authority? :confused:

That'll help "us" a lot.

amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 15:16

I am holdin Canadian License. It does not matter where I get my Frozen ATPL from. I just need to pass the ATPL exam.

BigGrecian 19th Oct 2011 15:47


they require Frozen ATPL.
Well there's no such licence as a frozen ATPL.

What this actually is a JAA CPL ME IR with the ATPL theories passed.

zondaracer 19th Oct 2011 15:57

Did the potential employer say that you need to pass the JAA ATPL exams?? Or the Canadian ATPL exam? because that could make a big difference.

amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 16:22

BigGrecian, I do hold Canadian License CAA. I need to pass the theoritical ATPL exams only.

zondaracer, the employer wants me to pass the JAA ATPL theoritical exams.

cyrilroy21 19th Oct 2011 16:29


the employer wants me to pass the JAA ATPL theoritical exams.

I believe it takes around 6 months to a year to clear all 14 JAA ATPL exams :(

pilotmike 19th Oct 2011 17:59


I believe it takes around 6 months to a year to clear all 14 JAA ATPL exams
You believe wrong, my friend.

With hard work and dedication, they can comfortably be passed in 4 months, by a PPL qualified pilot (ie no commercial experience or theory / exams from other authorities.)

Someone who is already qualified CPL/IR and with commercial experience should be able to pass them more quickly.

So, back to the original question:-

I was wondering if anyone can advise me how to finish the exams quickly.
Answer:- study hard and be dedicated to the task!

amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 18:02

Pilotmike, do you recommend any academy?

redsnail 19th Oct 2011 18:10

If you're a wizard you can do them faster. Go and speak to Bristol Ground School. Alex Whittingham posts under his own name, give him a shout.

pilotmike 19th Oct 2011 18:29

Many, many people recommend Bristol Groundschool. I have never heard anything negative about them - ever! Just positive recommendations.

Your location is 'Manama', which is Bahrain, so I presume travel to the UK for the brush-up courses and exams isn't a problem for you?

Keep away from Pearl roundabout, and give my regards to JJs and Coral Beach Club!

Good luck with your chosen route of study.

amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 19:56

hehehehhehe I guess you were living in Bahrain right?

To be honest travelling to UK will be a bit expensive for me. I prefer somewhere near by but I do not know any Aviation Academies that provide ATPL courses.

zondaracer 19th Oct 2011 20:04

I also recommend Bristol Groundschool. I finished in about 6 months time. A friend of mine finished in 5 months. If you have no distractions and absolutely dedicated, you could theoretically finish sooner.

amoola1984 19th Oct 2011 20:30

zondaracer, It is good to hear that you finished your ATPL in just 6 months.

My time is so limited so I have to concetrate on the important study materials.

do you think studying from the Progress Tests is good enough to pass the exams?

zondaracer 19th Oct 2011 20:45


do you think studying from the Progress Tests is good enough to pass the exams?
No. I do not think it is enough

CadetPilot 20th Oct 2011 10:46

Check your PM Amal


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