flyingmaniac
Well-Known Member
You are looking at the newest ATP!!
Went to the ATP school in Arlington, TX (KGKY) and flew with Matt (The Italian)! Reason for going there from Tennessee is the $995 1-Day ATP program.
The course is very straight-forward, meaning you need to come to class knowing everything in the study manual. If you come knowing, then it will be easy. But if you come with the need to learn (not studying on your own), then it might require more hours of flying and studying.
It took me a little while getting use to flying in a twin (since being furloughed) on the first flight, but by the second flight it all came back to memory. The instructors know the examiners pretty well to know the questions they ask specifically to where there are no surprises.
The checkride flying could have been better, but I'm happy that I've finished it before the snow came in yesterday. The biggest thing is to act as PIC and fly the airplane before you do anything else.
I would like to thank Jeremy for all of the information given, he runs a tight ship there and explains things pretty well.
I would also recommend to anyone else that if you want to get your ratings fast by studying very hard and not partying, then go to KGKY's ATP in Arlington, TX.
In the end, I personally saved $330 by flying to Dallas, getting a hotel and rental car with food than going to the other locations that ATP has at the higher prices.
Went to the ATP school in Arlington, TX (KGKY) and flew with Matt (The Italian)! Reason for going there from Tennessee is the $995 1-Day ATP program.
The course is very straight-forward, meaning you need to come to class knowing everything in the study manual. If you come knowing, then it will be easy. But if you come with the need to learn (not studying on your own), then it might require more hours of flying and studying.
It took me a little while getting use to flying in a twin (since being furloughed) on the first flight, but by the second flight it all came back to memory. The instructors know the examiners pretty well to know the questions they ask specifically to where there are no surprises.
The checkride flying could have been better, but I'm happy that I've finished it before the snow came in yesterday. The biggest thing is to act as PIC and fly the airplane before you do anything else.
I would like to thank Jeremy for all of the information given, he runs a tight ship there and explains things pretty well.
I would also recommend to anyone else that if you want to get your ratings fast by studying very hard and not partying, then go to KGKY's ATP in Arlington, TX.
In the end, I personally saved $330 by flying to Dallas, getting a hotel and rental car with food than going to the other locations that ATP has at the higher prices.
NICE when you don't have to worry about the feds upping part-121 mins to 1500 hrs, eh? 
