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PA31Ho

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If you have a multi-engine ATP, and just private and instrument for a single, can you just go for a single-engine ATP, or would you have to do a commercial checkride?
 
Go straight to the SEL ATP, it is the easiest check ride you will ever take. Do it in a fixed gear, fixed pitch propeller airplane. Less to mess with. I took mine in Grumman Tiger back in 1977.
 
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PA31Ho said:
If you have a multi-engine ATP, and just private and instrument for a single, can you just go for a single-engine ATP, or would you have to do a commercial checkride?

To make it easier to think about - you have an ATP certificate, that's the only certificate you have. You have private/instrument privileges in single engine aircraft, but you DO NOT have a private single engine certificate.

So you're just adding single engine privileges to your existing ATP and you only have to meet he requirements for the add-on (which I think are just train to proficiency).
 

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