ATP Written test

[bharatbachani]

Hello,
Which is the Best resource to study from for the FAA ATP Knowledge test?

 

[durind]

Sheppard air. Period.

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[scott_l]

What he said ^^^

What everyone will say below this as well

 

[averettpilot]

I didn't like Sheppard Air, but can't argue with the results.

 

[guywhoflies]

I am using the Sheppard Air test prep right now and it is GREAT! This is my second time taking the ATP written (first one expired). The first time I used ALLATPs test prep software while I was a CFI for them. It was a good program and I scored a 94 but I honestly think the Sheppard Air program is better. Their memory aid sheet is fantastic and their study tips really do help a lot. Plus, you have to love the fact that they will refund your money if you score below an 80...that is a heck of a guarantee!

 

[JordanD]

Anybody else find it almost as hard to memorize the answers versus actually working the problems?

 

[desertdog71]

I liked and used Sheppard but I'm kinda stupid.

 

[fawnsdad]

Be able to draw out Sheppard Air's memory sheet and you're half way to a score in the 90s. The rest of the answers will fall into place after a few rounds of study.

 

[PizzaGuy]

I was a also very impressed with Sheppard Air.

 

[ItsAFunZone]

Shepard air. Three days of moderate study and voila! 92%

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[A150K]

King Schools....Nah jk Sheppard Air

 

[moxiepilot]

I can still draw out the cheat sheet...go with Sheppard.

Oh and if I ever need to fly from Newport News to PHL, it's going to take the most time, most fuel, but I should only fill up with the middle choice the line guy gives me...

 

[fawnsdad]

Oh and if I ever need to fly from Newport News to PHL, it's going to take the most time, most fuel, but I should only fill up with the middle choice the line guy gives me...

Now, THAT is funny!