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Old 6th Jun 2004, 20:36
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FAA type ratings

Hello fellow North American aviators,

having heard about some flight training institutions offering " Abreviated FAA type rating " and wish to know the definition and the meaning of the terms Abreviated.

who qualifies for such a scheme and what are any additional benefits apart from cost.

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Old 8th Jun 2004, 23:38
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I'm not sure, but I think the term applies to pilots who have extensive experience as a first officer on a particular type. Due to the familiarity and currency, the FAA allows a shorter course of training.
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I think that's right. I know someone who did something like that.
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