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hello i took my written atp exam in 2014.
until what period of time that exam is valid.
or have to take all atp ctp for get my atp?

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  1. Mitchell L Williams on Nov 15, 2018

    Each knowledge test is good for 2 years (24 months). You had that time period to complete your ATP certificate. Since the written test has expired, you get to start over again, and since the rules have changed, you get to take an ATP/CPT course.
    Congratulations,
    Sorry,
    Mitch

    PS, we scurried and scammed, and traveled long distances to complete ATP checkrides before the expiration date. All the DPEs were fully booked and we flew to the next state to complete checkrides.

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  2. KDS on Nov 16, 2018

    I didn’t search for the details, but there are some exceptions if you were military and deployed. If that is the case, look for those exceptions.

    Also (and again I’m working without a net here) there used to be an exception if you were currently employed by a Part 121 carrier. Like the military exception, if that happens to be the case, you should look into that further to see if it still applies.

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  3. KDS on Nov 16, 2018

    Question for Mitch Williams.

    I’m just asking this to make myself feel bad ………. what were the DPE’s charging for that check? I assume these were for the ATP certificate in a non type rated airplane.

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