WELCOME TO OUR ATPL SECTION

Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) is a comprehensive training program. Theoretical knowledge for this course includes Air Law, Airframe and Systems, Electrics and Electronics, Powerplant, Instrumentation, Mass & Balance, Performance, Flight Planning and Monitoring, Human Performance and Limitations, Meteorology, Radio Navigation, General Navigation, Operational Procedures, Principles of Flight and Communications.

ATPL VIDEO TUTORIALS

Much knowledge can be gained when the video tutorials are watched in conjunction with reading of the books.

Upon passing all the 14 examinations, flight training comprises of training on Single Engine and Multi Engine aircraft to include VFR (Visual Flight Rules) and IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) as well as a Multi Crew Cooperation Course in order to prepare a candidate for a type rating on turbo-prop or jet aircraft.

Flight Planning

1. Fuel Flow Calculations

2. Grid Navigation 1

3. Grid Navigation 2

4. Grid Navigation 3

5. Planning Documentation

6. Single Engine Aeroplane

7. Multi Engine Aeroplane

8. MRJT (Intro)

9. MRJT (Detailed Flight Planning)

10. MRJT (Non-Standard Operation)

11. Point of Equal Time (Intro)

12. Point of Equal Time (Calculation)

13. Point of No Return (Intro)

14. Point of No Return (Calculation)

15. ED6 VFR Chart

16. Jeppesen VFR Section

17. VFR Route Planning

18. Traffic Load

ATPL E-BOOKS

General Navigation-ATPL

General Navigation (Gen Nav) covers topics and skills you will need for flying an aircraft such as charts, plotting, great circles, temperature, heights, and speed. Despite some thinking that modern GPS navigation has rendered this topic outdated, it is still an important topic for any pilot to learn.

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Mass and Balance: ATPL

Mass and Balance covers the factors governing the loading of an aeroplane to ensure that the longitudinal centre of gravity and mass are within the structural and performance limits.

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AIR LAW

The subject of Air Law is a misnomer. The content of the subject is effectively airmanship with the addition of information concerning some of the international conventions that have been adopted to regularize the administration of aviation and the aviation industry

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