ATP Written

Hevyhed

Hevyhed

Well-Known Member
On the FAA website, they list 361 questions for the ATP Airman Knowledge Test. Are these just new questions... are they sample questions... wtf?
 
M

Markf64

Well-Known Member
Hevy:

I do not know the answer to your question directly. However, if you are planning to take your ATP written, you can do a search for input, if you haven't already.

I studied using the Sheppard air program (www. sheppardair.com). This REALLY cuts down on the number of questions you have to know, and they have some great study/memorization shortcuts to make it less painful.
 
mjg407

mjg407

Well-Known Member
Does anybody know on the ASA ATP prep software, which test I should be studying for? Part 135 or 121? Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question but I'm a typed commercial pilot, so next years 61.58, figured I would just get my ATP. Thanks.
 
germb747

germb747

Well-Known Member
mjg407 said:
Does anybody know on the ASA ATP prep software, which test I should be studying for? Part 135 or 121? Sorry if this sounds like a dumb question but I'm a typed commercial pilot, so next years 61.58, figured I would just get my ATP. Thanks.
Click to expand...

It doesn't really matter; either version will get you to the practical test with the same ATP certificate in the end. Take the one you think will be most applicable to the next job you're seeking.

*I think there are around 1200 questions in the test bank; I used the King software--VERY good preparation.
 
mjg407

mjg407

Well-Known Member
germb747 said:
It doesn't really matter; either version will get you to the practical test with the same ATP certificate in the end. Take the one you think will be most applicable to the next job you're seeking.

*I think there are around 1200 questions in the test bank; I used the King software--VERY good preparation.
Click to expand...
Thanks.
 
D

dashdriver

Well-Known Member
Another option to consider is doing the all day ATP prep course at ATP. I did that a week ago. I haven't looked at my Gleim ATP book in about a year or so. Started at 8 a.m. took the test at 4:30. They had a question bank of 591 questions and after a few hours of going through each section it's not that bad. Kind of pricey though, but worth it since I did better than I thought I would. Walked out with a 98%
 
Patrick

Patrick

Well-Known Member
Either the 121 or 135 will suffice for your checkride. Take the one that is most likely to benefit you.

It's worth looking at Sheppard Air's ATP prep software, they have a money back guarantee if you get below a 90%.

Patrick
 
mjg407

mjg407

Well-Known Member
PatrickCPS said:
Either the 121 or 135 will suffice for your checkride. Take the one that is most likely to benefit you.

It's worth looking at Sheppard Air's ATP prep software, they have a money back guarantee if you get below a 90%.

Patrick
Click to expand...
Well my company has a deal where our prep stuff is available without cost. I'll take a look at Sheppard's too. Thanks for the advice.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top