EASA Beech 1900 type rating

[unimuts]

Tried to find info through search but not much, Anyone with information for type rating schools and cost please ?

Thanks

[CaptainProp]

BE300 Simulator

I believe this is the only one in Europe.

CP

[unimuts]

Thanks Cpt Prop found it earlier as well as Flight safety, I had hoped maybe possible to find a few others.

Thanks anyway

[Dont worry]

Flight Safety had 1 in FAB.
Do not know if it is still there. Have been there myself 2006-2007.
Worth a try.

[BlueVolta]

In france there is a couple of schools that do the Beech 1900 type rating.
Done on a "generic" 1900 sim plus on the plane.

http://www.developpement-durable.gou...ion_180912.pdf

In the address above you will find the list of all FTO and pick the one's doing a beech 1900 training

[yron]

Hello where are you find ? , in France no SIm , one operator go to Toronto for the check ride.
FSI closed the sim since 4 years
Best

[MungoP]

FlightSafety have both 1900C and D sims/courses at LaGuardia plus a 1900D Sim/course at Seattle.. There is also a company based Denver/Greeley Colorado called AIMS, the quality of instruction at AIMS is not up to FSI standard but if you're looking for a rating it's worth investigating... not sure that it's much cheaper than FSI though.. They will charge a hefty fee if they have to provide a body for the right seat during sim sessions..
The Farnborough Sim went down to Jo'Burg a few years back is is dry lease only..

[Miles Magister]

I think AIS Flight Academy in Holland can do them. Nice guys.

MM

[unimuts]

Thanks everyone for the leads, cant believe it but quoted €17,000 me without VAT/taxes, yes €17,000 for a type rating on a sim not in the aircraft. Not going to tell who but hell, thats incredible.

Uni

[Klimax]

Just don't forget that to have it issued on a EASA/JAA license you have to do "aircraft traning" = base training = touch & goes to get the endorsement.
The sim training and sim skills test is NOT enough for the European Authoz.

Good luck