FTI’s ATP-CTP curriculum has been rated one of the best in the country!
The ATP-CTP Course (Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program) is an essential step before taking the Airline Transport Pilot Knowledge Test (ATP Written). Flight Training International will prepare you to achieve the FAA’s highest certificate with one of the top-rated ATP-CTP courses in the U.S! Why would you go anywhere else when FTI can train you in the simulator of the aircraft you want to fly with the majors?!
ATP-CTP Course Details
Approximately 7-8 Days
- Ground Training 30 Hours
- FSTD Training – 10 hours
– 4 hours Fixed Base Simulator (FBS)
– 6 hours Full Flight Simulator (FFS)
Ground Training Subjects
- Aerodynamics: 8 Hours
- Meteorology: 2 Hours
- Air Carrier Operations: 14 Hours
- Leadership/Professional Development CRM and Safety Culture: 6 Hours
Total: 30 Hours
FBS Training
- Demonstration-based training and experience-based training.
- Introduces pilots to the following:
- Flight Management Systems
- Advanced Navigation Systems
- Air Carrier Automation and Autoflight
Total: 4 Hours
Full Flight Simulator Training
- Runway Safety
- Adverse Weather Conditions
- Ground Operations
- High Altitude Operations
- Stall and Upset Prevention and Recovery
Total: 6 Hours
ATP Training Package
Pair the ATP-CTP & ATP Courses in the same aircraft and knock out both in less than 2 weeks! Complete your ATP Training in one trip and save time.
What Our Pilot Clients Say
The FAA requires all pilots to take the ATP-CTP course before taking the ATP Knowledge Test (ATP Written).
$4,200.00
ATP-CTP Course Schedule
| Start Date | Location | Availability |
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| December | – | – |
| 12/03 | MIA | Course Full |
| 12/06 | DEN | Course Full |
| 12/09 | MIA | Course Full |
| 12/12 | DEN | Course Full |
| 12/17 | MIA | Course Full |
| Start Date | Location | Availability |
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| January | – | – |
| 01/05 | MIA | Course Full |
| 01/09 | DEN | Course Full |
| 01/14 | MIA | Seats Available |
| 01/16 | DEN | Course Full |
| 01/19 | MIA | Seats Available |
| 01/23 | DEN | Seats Available |
| 01/24 | MIA | Seats Available |
| February | – | – |
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| 02/07 | DEN | Seats Available |
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| 06/28 | MIA | Seats Available |
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| September | – | – |
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| 09/23 | MIA | Seats Available |
| 09/28 | MIA | Seats Available |
| October | – | – |
Limited Seats Available
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ATP‐CTP Frequently Asked Questions
In 2015, the FAA added the Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program (ATP-CTP) as a prerequisite to taking the ATP Knowledge Test. The ATP CTP is designed to bridge the knowledge gap between a pilot who holds a commercial pilot certificate and a pilot operating in an air carrier environment.
Successful completion of the ATP CTP will ensure an ATP applicant receives the baseline knowledge and experience to prepare them for the duties, responsibilities, and challenges of an air carrier environment.
Click link for more information about ATP-CTP FAA Requirements.
The ATP-CTP course includes 30 hours of classroom training followed by 10 hours of FSTD training.
Academic topics include: Aerodynamics, Meteorology, Air Carrier Operations, Leadership/Professional Development, Cockpit Resource Management (CRM) and Safety Culture., runway incursion avoidance, stall prevention and recovery, high altitude operations, as well as crosswind takeoffs and landings in adverse weather.
FSTD topics include Navigation, Flight Management System, Automation/Autoflight, Runway Safety, Adverse Weather Conditions, Ground Operations, High Altitude Operations, Stall and Upset Prevention and Recovery procedures.
There are no eligibility requirements for the ATP-CTP course, however the course is intended for pilots preparing to earn an Airline Transport Pilot Certificate. Typically, ATP-CTP students will hold at least a commercial multi-engine certificate. Non-US citizens must pass a Transportation Security Administration security background screening prior to training.
No, the ATP‐CTP Course does not include specific preparation toward the ATP written exam. The primary objective is to bridge the knowledge gap between a pilot who holds a commercial pilot certificate and a pilot operating in an air carrier environment. Successful completion of the ATP-CTP will ensure an ATP applicant receives the baseline knowledge and experience to prepare them for the duties, responsibilities, and challenges of an air carrier environment.
No, the ATP‐CTP Course is a prerequisite to taking the ATP Knowledge Test. Pilots desiring an ATP certificate must take an approved ATP Rating Course and complete the Practical Test Airplane for Airline Transport Pilots.
At the conclusion of ATP‐CTP training, you will receive a graduation certificate which must be presented at the time you take your ATP Knowledge Test.
ATP-CTP Certificates do not expire, so there is no harm in taking the ATP-CTP course at anytime. However ATP Knowledge Test results are only valid for 60 months.
ATP-CTP is an experiential learning course therefore no pre-study is required.
We currently accept VA funding at all training locations!
Call us at (303) 329-0999 or email us at [email protected], if you have additional ATP-CTP questions
