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goodwill
3rd Jan 2006, 13:41
I would like to convert from 737NG to 737classic.
How much does it cost?
How long does it take?
Can I find in asia area?
Any information will be helpful to me!
Thank you and have a good flight...also happy new year! :)
N1 and ITT
3rd Jan 2006, 17:20
Not being an expert in the specific topic, but:
Isn't the type in your licence "B737 300-900"?
So I don't see any need for an "conversion". What you might do is a "difference training", which is done during 2hrs of sim training and a check flight (as it is done in our company), really no big stuff.
On a self-sponsered basis I would suggest to make some phonecalls to TRTOs, wherever you life.
N1
PS: Just in case you're reffering to the -100/200s, it's different case, of course... But then we should discuss the "Original"-737s, not the "Classics".
flash8
4th Jan 2006, 07:59
Jurassics, Classics different TR's (although they both say simply "B737" on an FAA licence), NG/BBJ is a difference course, although it can be done from scratch.
God knows why you want to convert the opposite way most of us do.
PS. I could be wrong but I believe there are no -100's still in service, or even airworthy.
N1 and ITT
4th Jan 2006, 21:54
FAA/JAA...
It depends what youre looking for.
If its JAA, check out: http://www.jaa.nl/licensing/classtyperatings.html.
There the 300-500 and 600-900 are on the same rating.
Greets!
goodwill
7th Jan 2006, 02:26
Thank you, mates!
I just contacted some company which ops 737-200.
Thank you for you guys help again.
Have a good flight and Happy new year!
:ok:
speedtwoten
7th Jan 2006, 04:36
GOODWILL congratulation you are very honest, there are few Serbian who never flown NG's before, can get Instructor Rating right away in Air Sahara:{ while you going the opposite way ;)