FDMET and FDOPS are both free exams.
Are there any benefits in getting a flight dispatchers certificate?
Flight Dispatcher
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benoit.baril
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Re: Flight Dispatcher
You need to pass both exams in order to work for Type A or B airlines.
As for the certificate, you will get it once you are done with 'on the job' training if you are not too bad
As for the certificate, you will get it once you are done with 'on the job' training if you are not too bad
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Re: Flight Dispatcher
Since they are free, it would be an excellent chance to review questions that should have some relation to the ATPLs, given that the authority to dispatch a 705 aircraft flying requires an ATPL level academic knowledge.
The work application is simple for lower time pilots:
If seeking work has not been a tremendously successful thing so far, possession of the writtens might grant an entree into a company that might not otherwise have written back, without further cash.
The work application is simple for lower time pilots:
If seeking work has not been a tremendously successful thing so far, possession of the writtens might grant an entree into a company that might not otherwise have written back, without further cash.
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Re: Flight Dispatcher
the Study Guide is on Transport Canada's website:
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/p ... u-1320.htm
The exams are taken at any TC examination centre
http://www.tc.gc.ca/eng/civilaviation/p ... u-1320.htm
The exams are taken at any TC examination centre
