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FAA ATP ConversionThe Complete EASA & ICAO Airline Pilot Transition Guide
AVAILABLE — EDITION 1 (NOVEMBER 2026)- Code
- SS-FAA-001
- Type
- Professional Interactive Reference
- Edition
- Edition 1 · Revision 1.0 · current to November 2026
- Format
- 83-page interactive PDF (A4), tappable side tabs, linked contents and 105 bookmarks, optimised for iPad and GoodReader
- Author
- Federico Ruiz Egusquiaguirre · FAA ATP
- Reference
- 14 CFR Part 61 · ATP ACS
- Language
- International English
For EASA and ICAO airline pilots preparing the transition to an FAA Airline Transport Pilot certificate: what the published requirements are, how the steps fit together and how to prepare for each of them.
Contents · 14 chapters in 5 parts and 4 annexes
- I · Framework
- Conversion or certification; eligibility (four questions); the 1,500-hour framework.
- II · Licence
- Foreign licence verification and the 61.75 certificate; bilateral agreements.
- III · Training & Tests
- ATP-CTP; ATM knowledge test; what an EASA airline pilot needs to relearn; practical test and ATP ACS.
- IV · Type Ratings
- FAA type ratings; simulators, training centres and examiners.
- V · Planning
- Ten candidate pathways; case studies; costs, timeline and planning toolkit.
- Annexes A–D
- Regulatory source register (56 sources), open points register with the action for the reader, EN/ES glossary, 20 original practice questions.
Why this guide
- Every regulatory statement is traced to 14 CFR, an FAA advisory circular or an FAA list, with the check date.
- Every statement carries a label showing its weight. Where the FAA has not settled a point, the guide says so and tells you whom to ask.
- Includes the FAA list of qualified simulators outside the US, with its check date, and planning tools: decision tree, experience audit, checklists and cost planner.
Buy the guide
Interactive PDF licensed to you, stamped with your name and licence number. Download link straight after payment.
€39.90VAT included
Secure payment on Stripe · single-user licenceIndependent SET STANDARD publication. Not affiliated with, endorsed or approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), EASA or any training organisation. This guide explains the published requirements and process; it does not grant, guarantee or shorten any FAA certificate, rating or approval, and there is no automatic conversion of a foreign licence. Always confirm requirements with the FAA.




