Christian airline pilots: Have you ever had the feeling there's someone standing behind you on long flights?

Yes, you can "convert" by taking the required additional training, written test and flight test necessary to add the ATPL(A) to your license. If all you have is helicopter flight time , you'll need a minimum of 50 hours logged in fixed-wing aircraft. However, even if you go to that expense to add the ATPL(A) to your license, the airlines typically count only 1/3 of helicopter flight time toward their minimum hiring requirements, so you would need a significant amount of extra fixed-wing experience to qualify.

Each airline is different in this regard, so you would have to contact them directly to learn their policy on this matter.

Rotary wing flight time does not convert directly to fixed wing flight time. Even if you DO meet the flight time requirements for an ATP license, NOBODY is going to hire you to fly a passenger airliner if all you have is 1500 hours in a helicopter. You need flight experience in the type of aircraft that you are applying for.

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