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Old 24th Aug 2015, 09:36
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Base training information and regulation

Good morning everyone, I would be really happy if somebody of you experienced pilots could help me in this topic:

I must complete a base training (737NG) in order to get my type rating printed on my license (UK). I contacted various companies as Jet Time in Denmark but they answered me that due to summer season they cannot provide my a base training at the moment.

Somebody of you guys can suggest me a facility where to obtain this base training?

I also contacted Baltic Aviation Academy and they proposed me a base training for 7.000€...

Then I would like to know another information..

I finished my TR on 22-04-2015 and my TRTO told me to complete this base training within 6 months..

Now Baltic Aviation Academy told me that I should have completed it within 60 days. Otherwise before the BT,I should have a full flight simulator session.

Somebody of you know about it?

I would like also to have some alternatives to Baltic,otherwise I must go there and do it with them.

Thank you for your answers.

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Old 24th Aug 2015, 10:03
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Question - Why the hell did you decide to do a TR without base training included?
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Good question...

Can you help me with some information?
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Old 24th Aug 2015, 10:54
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I think the answer is with your ATO...
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  The purpose of this Information Notice (IN) is to advise that the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) now interprets Part-FCL to mean that the take-offs and landings in the aeroplane that must be completed before a Type Rating is issued, must be carried out under the control of an Approved Training Organisation (ATO). The completion of the take-offs and landings is commonly referred to as ‘base training’. 1
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Jaz, you should revert to your ATO about this as you have a time limit after your sim skill test for the type rating to be endorsed. You should complete everything within 6 months, but I doubt anyone will let you base train if its more than 21 days since your last sim and a brush up will be required. Your ATO has to take responsibility for this ,,, unless you told them you would arrange everything, in which case it's in your court.
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Thank you Avenger. Do you know what happens if I don't do this base training within 6 months? I'm pretty aware that I need to brush up my skills with a full flight simulator session for sure..but I contacted a lot of companies for this base training, and I think I'll get it after 6 months since my type rating skill test date..

What if I don't get this base training within 6 months??

Thanks for your answer

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You would need to re do the type course .
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I just got a second type rating stamped on my UK EASA licence, two days short of the 6 months from LST completion requirement, having done the circuits a few days before. The CAA said they would not extend the 6 month time scale for any reason. I'm led to believe it used to be a case of just a LST and ground exams again before doing the circuits, but a colleague had to do the whole course again!!
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