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ATPL – All

This product includes the following modules: 010, 021, 022, 031, 032, 033, 040, 050, 062, 070, 081, 090.

ATPL – 090

Provides comprehensive coverage of aeronautical radiotelephony and standard phraseology, including routine VFR and IFR communications, read-back requirements, distress and urgency procedures, weather terminology and communication-failure procedures.

ATPL – 081

Provides comprehensive coverage of the aerodynamic and flight-mechanics principles governing aircraft behaviour, including lift, drag, stability, control, stall, high-speed effects, propeller effects and flight-envelope limitations.

ATPL – 070

Provides comprehensive coverage of the procedures and regulatory requirements governing safe aircraft operation, including normal, abnormal and emergency procedures, special operations, dangerous goods, security, decompression, wind shear and contaminated runway operations.

ATPL – 062

Provides comprehensive coverage of radio-navigation theory and navigation aids, including NDB, VOR, DME, ILS, radar, RNAV, FMS and GNSS, together with their operating principles and operational limitations.

ATPL – 061

Provides comprehensive coverage of the mathematical and chart-based foundations of navigation, including the Earth’s geometry, time, magnetism, chart projections, dead reckoning, wind correction and in-flight position monitoring.

ATPL – 050

Provides comprehensive coverage of atmospheric structure, weather processes and aviation weather hazards, including pressure systems, winds, clouds, fronts, icing, turbulence, thunderstorms and the meteorological information used in flight operations.

ATPL – 040

Provides comprehensive coverage of the physiological, psychological and human-factor principles affecting pilot performance, including fatigue, stress, perception, decision-making, workload, error management and human-machine interaction.

ATPL – 033

Provides comprehensive coverage of flight preparation and in-flight monitoring, including route selection, fuel planning, alternate planning, weather and NOTAM review, ATS flight planning and operational replanning.

ATPL – 032

Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft performance principles and certified performance data, including take-off, climb, cruise, descent and landing performance, as well as the effects of mass, altitude, temperature, wind and runway conditions.

ATPL – 031

Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft loading principles, including mass limitations, centre of gravity, loading procedures, balance calculations and the operational effects of weight distribution on stability and controllability.

ATPL – 022

Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft instruments and indication systems, including pitot-static instruments, gyroscopic instruments, air data systems, engine instruments, warning and alert systems, flight directors, autopilot interfaces and the interpretation of instrument indications in normal and abnormal operations.

ATPL – 021

Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft structural design, construction methods, materials, system architecture and major onboard systems, including hydraulics, landing gear, flight controls, pneumatics, pressurisation, fuel, fire protection, oxygen and emergency equipment.

ATPL – 021

Provides comprehensive coverage of piston and turbine engine principles, engine architecture, associated systems, propeller concepts, engine indications, operating limitations and the interpretation of abnormal engine behaviour.

ATPL – 021

Provides comprehensive coverage of aircraft electrical principles and systems, including batteries, power generation, conversion, distribution, protection, busbar architecture, external power, load management and electrical failure logic.

ATPL – 010

Provides comprehensive coverage of the legal, regulatory and procedural framework governing civil aviation, including international aviation law, airworthiness, licensing, rules of the air, air traffic services, aerodrome regulation, aviation security and the use of operational documentation.