EC145Pilot
17th Apr 2011, 01:12
Hello Gents,
I'm asking this question for a fellow pilot (2 actually) who flies a b407 down here in new caledonia. We have no TRE or FE type rated on the b407 to do his annual check-ride and some training. Last year he took his annual check-ride under the supervision of a JAA FE who was not rated on the aircraft, with an FAA examiner in the right seat. Did the trick but not the best option.
So is there any JAA FE or TRE on the b407 Interested in coming for a week? Financial details would have to be talked over with them, I'm just trying to help them out.
This examiner would have to be current and experienced on type because they also want to do a few hours of training (emergency procedures and A/R).
The helicopter is in top condition and they fly around 300 hours a year on the 407.
Thanks and cheers.
Pierre, Ec145pilot.
I'm asking this question for a fellow pilot (2 actually) who flies a b407 down here in new caledonia. We have no TRE or FE type rated on the b407 to do his annual check-ride and some training. Last year he took his annual check-ride under the supervision of a JAA FE who was not rated on the aircraft, with an FAA examiner in the right seat. Did the trick but not the best option.
So is there any JAA FE or TRE on the b407 Interested in coming for a week? Financial details would have to be talked over with them, I'm just trying to help them out.
This examiner would have to be current and experienced on type because they also want to do a few hours of training (emergency procedures and A/R).
The helicopter is in top condition and they fly around 300 hours a year on the 407.
Thanks and cheers.
Pierre, Ec145pilot.