The Course

The Airline Transport Pilot's (ATP) Theory is structured to prepare students for the CAAS examination which is internationally recognized

The ATP Theory is tailored to equip an individual, who aspires to be an airline pilot, with the necessary aviation knowledge that will give him or her an edge in a pilot’s job interview with local or foreign airlines. A pass in the ATP Theory examinations is a prerequisite, in many countries, for the issue of a commercial pilot’s license.

Subjects

Navigation General (including Plotting)
Flight Planning
Aircraft Instruments
Radio and Radar Aids
Meteorology
Meteorology (Practical)

The Benefits

Upon completion of this course , students would have been equipped with the essential knowledge for a commercial pilot or a career in the aviation industry, such as, Flight Operations Assistant or a Flight Dispatcher. Students would also be ready for the theory examination for the issuance of a commercial pilot's license.

The Instructor

The head instructor of the course is Captain Chew AL; an aviation professional with the following qualifications and experience:

Flight Navigator’s License
Airline Transport Pilot’s License
BSc, MBA (Aviation Management)
Professional Certificate in Aerospace Workshop Operations
Aircraft Maintenance Crewmember
Flight Navigator (B707)
Pilot (B727, B747, A310, ATR72, DC10, LR35A)
Flight Operations Inspector
Current Lecturer in Aeronautical Engineering at a local polytechnic
More than 13300 hours as a Flight Crew