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At the pinnacle of professional aviation proficiency is the Airline Transport Pilot certificate (ATP). As an ATP, you must be at least 23 years old and have completed a minimum of 1,500 hours of flight time. Most ATP's have several thousand hours of flight time. ATP's must also possess a commercial certificate and an instrument rating. They may not instruct without a CFI rating.
ATP's can hold a Class I medical, which requires renewal every six months, or a class II which requires renewal every year. Revalidation of certificates must be every 24 months via a flight review. |
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Mary Ann McGuan •Private Pilot •IFR Rated •Commercial
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"When I talked to people about it, Eagle Aircraft was mentioned over and over. I gave Eagle a call and am so glad I did."

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