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Key Facts: ATP Pilot Exam
60-70%
First-Time Pass Rate
Industry estimate
70%
Passing Score
88/125 questions
80-120 hrs
Study Time
Beyond ATP CTP
$175
Exam Fee
FAA/PSI
1,500 hrs
Total Time Required
FAR 61.159
ATP CTP
Prerequisite Course
Required
The FAA ATP Multi-Engine written exam has an estimated 60-70% first-time pass rate. It requires 70% (88/125 questions) to pass. The exam covers aerodynamics, systems, instruments, weather, regulations, and flight planning. ATP CTP course completion is required before taking the exam. Plan for 80-120 hours of study beyond the CTP course.
About the ATP Pilot Exam
The ATP is the highest level of aircraft pilot certificate required for airline captains and Part 121 operations. The exam covers advanced aerodynamics, aircraft systems, weather, regulations, flight planning, and human factors at the airline transport level.
Questions
125 scored questions
Time Limit
4 hours
Passing Score
70%
Exam Fee
$175 (FAA / PSI)
ATP Pilot Exam Content Outline
Aerodynamics and Aircraft Systems
Advanced aerodynamics, stall characteristics, stability, control systems, turbine engines, and aircraft systems
Flight Instruments
Pitot-static systems, gyroscopic instruments, electronic flight displays, and instrument errors
Federal Aviation Regulations
Part 61, 91, 121, 135 regulations, operational requirements, and airman certification
Weather and Meteorology
Atmospheric physics, weather systems, thunderstorms, icing, wind shear, and aviation weather products
Flight Planning and Navigation
Flight planning, weight and balance, performance calculations, ETOPS, IFR procedures, and airspace
Human Factors and CRM
Crew resource management, fatigue, decision making, aeromedical factors, and safety management
How to Pass the ATP Pilot Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70%
- Exam length: 125 questions
- Time limit: 4 hours
- Exam fee: $175
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ATP CTP course requirement?
Before taking the ATP Multi-Engine (ATM) knowledge test, you must complete the Airline Transport Pilot Certification Training Program (ATP CTP). This is a ground and flight training course that covers aerodynamics, automation, adverse weather, air carrier operations, and CRM. The course requires 30 hours of ground school and 10 hours of simulator training. You will receive a graduation certificate valid for 60 calendar months to take the ATP knowledge test.
What is the ATP exam pass rate?
The FAA ATP Multi-Engine written exam has an estimated pass rate of 60-70% for first-time test-takers. The exam is challenging because it tests airline-level knowledge of systems, weather, regulations, and flight planning. With thorough preparation using 200+ practice questions and understanding the concepts, you can improve your chances of passing on the first attempt.
How many questions are on the ATP exam?
The ATP Multi-Engine (ATM) knowledge test contains 125 multiple-choice questions. You have 4 hours to complete the exam and need 70% (88 correct answers) to pass. The questions are drawn from the FAA test bank and cover aerodynamics, systems, instruments, weather, regulations, and flight planning.
How long should I study for the ATP exam?
Plan for 80-120 hours of study beyond the ATP CTP course. The ATP exam is at the airline transport level and requires deep understanding of aircraft systems, advanced aerodynamics, and complex regulations. Complete at least 200 practice questions and aim for 85%+ consistently on practice tests before scheduling your exam.
What are the ATP aeronautical experience requirements?
To be eligible for an ATP certificate, you need: 1) 1,500 hours total time (or meet R-ATP requirements), 2) 500 hours cross-country, 3) 100 hours night, 4) 75 hours instrument, 5) 250 hours PIC including 100 hours cross-country and 25 hours night. Military pilots and graduates of approved university programs may qualify for reduced hours under R-ATP.
What topics are covered on the ATP exam?
The ATP exam covers six main areas: 1) Aerodynamics and Systems (15%) - stall characteristics, stability, turbine engines; 2) Flight Instruments (12%) - pitot-static, gyros, EFIS; 3) Regulations (18%) - Part 121/135 operations; 4) Weather (20%) - thunderstorms, icing, wind shear; 5) Flight Planning (20%) - ETOPS, weight & balance, performance; 6) Human Factors (15%) - CRM, fatigue, decision making.