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I don’t know for sure but...I can’t imagine anybody being motivated enough to create their own ATP questions.
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#662
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32 questions, 30 minutes. Any store bought ATP prep works. Only Purdue or similarly devoid of practical aviation experience types struggle with it. Usually 1-2 in each group are eliminated from continuing the day as a result.
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According to a recent union email.
Fleet -98 aircraft by end of this year.
Fleet -113 aircraft by end of 2020.
250 new hire pilots 2020
300+ for 2021.
We currently have 1413 pilots.
Fleet -98 aircraft by end of this year.
Fleet -113 aircraft by end of 2020.
250 new hire pilots 2020
300+ for 2021.
We currently have 1413 pilots.
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Thanks Mad Max for the hiring info. I would definitely be interested in more information on the ATP written if anyone had it. Is every section fair game? Or can we skip studying for 135 regs and how to properly load a helicopter ect?
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