NZ CAA jack up on B737NG Differences course.
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I think if you look at the dates S2k, you'll see that they are last year.
PB's came on after that.
Re the Alteon Course:
The B737CL to B737NG Differences Course runs for 4 days. The course consists of the first day being Computer Based Training (CBT), days 2 and 3 are a combination of 3 hours CBT and 3 hours Fixed Training Device (FTD) which is in the simulator with the motion off. Day 4 is a 4 hour Full Flight Simulator session.
The cost of this course is $6,820AUD including GST.
PB's came on after that.
Re the Alteon Course:
The B737CL to B737NG Differences Course runs for 4 days. The course consists of the first day being Computer Based Training (CBT), days 2 and 3 are a combination of 3 hours CBT and 3 hours Fixed Training Device (FTD) which is in the simulator with the motion off. Day 4 is a 4 hour Full Flight Simulator session.
The cost of this course is $6,820AUD including GST.
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ETA in Melbourne has NZCAA approval to conduct and issue B737-300/800 type ratings to NZ licence holders this includes NG differences.
Check out there website www.etaisnow.com
Check out there website www.etaisnow.com
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Thanks
Thanks folks!
The info is highly appreciated.
Apart from PB, are there any other firms that one would need the NG rating over the 737-300/500 for in the OZ/NZ area? Unfortunately the FAA/CASA/CAANZ NG training itself is 'useless' for the JAR region..... 500 hrs later on type it then becomes possibly a different story
cheers
Kanger
The info is highly appreciated.
Apart from PB, are there any other firms that one would need the NG rating over the 737-300/500 for in the OZ/NZ area? Unfortunately the FAA/CASA/CAANZ NG training itself is 'useless' for the JAR region..... 500 hrs later on type it then becomes possibly a different story
cheers
Kanger
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There are at least three B737NGs on NZ reg that I can think of (ZK-PBA, PBC, PBD). Some of the Pacific Blue pilots transferring from B737 classic have completed the conversion to NG in Melbourne. I can find out the name if anyone is interested. Oops - already mentioned above!