do you have to have an atp for 135?
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Texasspilot
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yes. Many people fly kingairs, cheyennes etc.. without an ATP.
However I believe the regs require an ATP for jet PIC in 135 operations.
However I believe the regs require an ATP for jet PIC in 135 operations.
Mr.Maximus
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For a turbojet a/c, a/c with 10 or more pax seats (excluding crew seats) or a multiengine a/c in a commuter operation as defined by Part 119 - said person must hold an ATP with appropriate category and class ratings - and a type rating for that a/c if required.
Max
For a turbojet a/c, a/c with 10 or more pax seats (excluding crew seats) or a multiengine a/c in a commuter operation as defined by Part 119 - said person must hold an ATP with appropriate category and class ratings - and a type rating for that a/c if required.
Max
Is that the same for Captains and F/Os?
Mr.Maximus
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Those were for PIC. SIC I believe only has to hold a Comm with appropriate category and class ratings and an instrument.
Max
C150J
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Have you looked into getting an age waiver? I'm assuming you're asking because you're 19. They used to issue waivers, but I'm not sure if they do any more.
ppragman
No pasa nada.
looked into it, doesn't appear to be possible. It seems they only issue you a certifiate of aeronautical competency, which doesn't count as an atp, I can't even take the test until i'm 21 according to the study guide book
mattp1803
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anic: That's my age ha.OldTownPilot
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Yeah, why am I not el capitano of a lear right now?