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ATP to ATPL?

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For the 11th time.... If you got a FAA ATP, then you also have a ICAO ATPL. (USA is a ICAO member)
 
ATP Conversion

"Little Bubba" is right, but individual country requirements vary for converting your U.S. ATP certificate to their local ATP.

For example, I recall reading on either the Australian or New Zealand Ministry of Transport site that you have to take as many as two writtens and a flight test or local BFR to convert your U.S. certificate.

Try looking for a particular country's aviation regulation body and you'll get more specific information.

Hope this helps a little.
 

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