Intergrated Atpl course
 

Hi, if you do atpl theory and you have completed it, can you join the intergrated course halfway to do your flying training?

hmm not sure.

Also not sure why you would want to? If you are worried about continuity of training etc you can just book back to back CPL/IR/MCC courses at the school that is doing the integrated courses anyway, and if you do that at the rip off merchants of OAA i am pretty sure you save a huge wedge of dosh.

Or even better book back to back courses at a good, smaller school and save even more money, and then it is pratically integrated any way as your doing the course full time, and getting more hours out of it cheaper than the rip off merchants charge!

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I dont really understand this, if you do the course different by just doing atpl theory, how do you get Cpl, do you just build up enough hours for cpl license?

Yes exactly right, do the theory after getting the ppl, the build hrs, then do cpl. You can do all this whilst working and save money on the integrated courses

when you said do cpl you mean do the cpl flight training? and also do you need a type rating course to also get a job as a pilot?

Basicaly 2 routes to fly for airline.

Integrated - 18 months zero to hero. Pay a fortune.

Modular - get ppl, atpl ground school, hrs, cpl, multi engine, ir, mcc. (you still do all of these on intgrated also) enables you to work whilst train.

More than likely you will have to buy a type rating on both routes.

if you get a sposorship from an airline and you enter the integreted course and fail the atpl theory do you still have to pay for all the course or just for the bits you have done then get kicked out?

No, of course you can't. If you have already completed the modular ATPL theory then the rest of the training is, by definition, modular as well.
By completing the relevant theoretical knowledge exams (at either CPL or ATPL level) and completing the modular CPL course and passing the relevant skill test.
Depending on what you want to fly, you will need either a type rating or a class rating.
If you really need an answer to this question then you have probably picked the wrong career.