Pilot Licence
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Air Transport Pilot Licence.
More than a licence—this is your official ticket to the flight deck of the most advanced aircraft in the sky. Whether you’re aiming to command a commercial jet or operate luxury charter flights, an ATPL gives you the authority to fly as pilot-in-command or co-pilot in private, commercial and regular public transport operations.
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OVERVIEW
The ATPL flight training focuses on the knowledge and skills required to conduct an air transport flight as pilot-in-command in a multi-crew operation. It often completed during command upgrade training.
ATPL training covers:
- instrument-rating competencies (aeroplane category only)
- applying human factors and non-technical skills in multi-crew operations
- multi-engine aircraft operational competencies
- other generic piloting
When you reach competency you will complete a 3-hour ATPL flight test in a B200 flight simulator equipped with a Proline navigation system. The test is conducted in Maroochydore Queensland or Melbourne Victoria. All travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the student and not included in the cost of this licence.
DURATION
ATPL flight training is delivered at Revesco Aviation Advanced Flight Training in Jandakot Western Australia.
- 4 days: ground school and briefings
- 5 to 10 hours: simulator training in a B200 with a Pro Line navigation system depending on previous experience and competency
- 3 hours: ATPL flight test conducted in the Maroochydore Queensland simulator
All travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the student.
PREREQUISITES
For Australian pilots to commence training you must have:
- a CPL or MPL
- passed the ATPL theory exams
- completed an MCC course or qualify for an exemption
To take the ATPL flight test you must have:
- completed the flight training
- met the experience minimums
- held a Class 1 medical
- been assessed for Aviation English
- be at least 21 years old
- an ASIC
For Foreign State ATPL conversion the Australian ATPL requirements include:
- submitting CASA Form 61-4A for approval
- holding a Foreign State ATPL recognised by CASA
- meeting exam pass requirements for AOSA Human Factors and IREX
- holding an Australian Class 1 Medical Certificate
- meeting the ELP Level 4 minimum
- holding an ASIC or Job Ready clearance
Revesco Aviation will guide each applicant through all requirements before training begins.
MINIMUM HOURS
- 1500 hours – Aeronautical Experience: Up to 100 hours can be in an FSTD, including up to 25 hours in a non-simulator device, with up to 5 of those as tethered flight time.
- 1400 hours – Flight Time as Pilot: At least 750 hours must be in an aeroplane.
- 500 hours – Pilot-In-Command (PIC) or Under Supervision (PICUS): Or 250 hours if at least 70 hours are PIC. Hours must be in an aeroplane.
- 200 hours – Cross-Country Flight Time: Must be in an aeroplane.
- 100 hours – Cross-Country Flight Time (PIC or PICUS): Must be in an aeroplane.
- 100 hours – Night Flying: Flight time at night, other than dual, must be in an aeroplane.
- 75 hours – Instrument Time: Must be in an aeroplane.
- 45 hours – Instrument Flight Time: Must be in an aeroplane.
CASA REQUIREMENTS
The main licensing rules for Air Transport Pilots are found in Part 61 of CASR Flight Crew Licencing:
- Subpart 61.K – air transport pilot licences
- Subpart 61.E – Pilot licensing — general limitations and authorisations
- Other rules that apply to the ATPL are also in Subpart 61
FLIGHT TEST
Once your training is complete and all experience requirements are met, you will complete a 3-hour ATPL flight test in a B200 simulator equipped with a Proline navigation system. Revesco Aviation will schedule the test which is conducted in either Maroochydore Queensland or Melbourne Victoria.
NB: All travel and accommodation costs are the responsibility of the student and not included in the cost of this licence.
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TRAINING CENTRE FACILITIES
Location: 1 Eagle Drive, Jandakot Airport Western Australia 6164
Parking: Free parking available onsite
Public Transport: Accessible by public transport to and from Jandakot Airport
Food & Drinks: Coffee, tea, fridge and microwave available onsite. The Apron Cafe is also just down the street.
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