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ropecarrier
17th Apr 2009, 09:41
I need to attend a 146 B1 course before the end of the year and cannot decide between 2 available training companies. Cost is not a problem. I see that Manhattan and OAA, both in the NW provide courses, but the difference in course length has me confused. OAA B1 course 30-odd days, but Manhattan only 19 days. Has anyone who has attended courses at either of these establishments be kind enough to give their opinion on quality etc. Thanks.

jmig29
17th Apr 2009, 10:03
Maybe one has OnJobTraining and the other doesn't? :confused:

dixi188
17th Apr 2009, 12:14
I did a 146/RJ B1 course at FLYBE, Exeter 3 years ago.
I think it was 22 days for the 146 plus 3 days for RJ differences.
Don't know if they are still doing them.
Hope this helps.

NutLoose
17th Apr 2009, 12:38
They appear to stll do them, but out of country sounds sweeter :)

FlyBE. Aviation Services (http://www.flybeas.com/pages/fullCourseListing.htm)

big geordie
17th Apr 2009, 15:17
I did my 146 course in Exeter in 2000 and was a good enjoyable course but did the rj differences at klm in Norwich both courses were good:ok:

WOTME?
17th Apr 2009, 18:27
Did 146 + RJ diffs at Norwich in '99,think it lasted 5 weeks.That was with electrics but without the avionics bit.

BAe146s make me cry
21st Apr 2009, 11:17
Flybe Training Academy still do perform the BAe146/RJ B1 & B2 type courses. Unfortunately, a 146 B1 course is on the go right now but if you call this number below, ask to speak to Mr P. Swain (Manager) or Mr S. Chester (146/RJ instructor) at the Training Academy, I'm sure they can advise on spaces/costs & location for the next one.

Additionally, I recommend the B1 course. He knows the aircraft.

+44 (0) 1392 366669

Flybe.com - Technical Training (http://www.flybe.com/training/technical.htm)

Regards

BAe146