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March 17th 04, 09:31 PM
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(Robert M. Gary) wrote
If he wants to be PIC in the the 707 he may need an ATP. You'd have to check the aircraft type certificates. Some require the PIC to be an ATP. None that I know of. I have personally trained a few Commercial Pilots for B-707 type ratings. They had G.I. Bill money to burn and didn't have enough hours to qualify for an ATP. Bob Moore 
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