ATP Higher Power Aviation Receives FAA Approval for ATP CTP Course
August 21, 2015
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) now requires all pilots complete the ATP CTP Course in order to qualify to take the ATP Airman Knowledge Test, a prerequisite for the ATP certificate needed for employment as a commercial airline pilot in the United States.
ATP Flight School is now offering the ATP CTP training program at its ATP Higher Power Aviation training center located near the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. In compliance with the new FAA Regulation, this course combines ground and simulator training to prepare pilots for the commercial air carrier environment and is required training for the ATP Certificate.
"The FAA's approval of our ATP CTP course ensures that our graduates, military pilots, corporate and charter pilots have access to the essential training required to prepare them for the FAA's highest certificate,“ said Phil Cooper, President, ATP Higher Power Aviation.
The ATP CTP approval comes at a great time, as the airlines seek to find pilots due to the global pilot shortage. ATP places hundreds of pilots each year with the Regional Airlines through its Fast Track Airline Career Pilot Program that offers a Flight Instructor job so pilots can start their career with an airline in just 24 months, years sooner than students completing other training programs.