Anybody know any good US 737 sim schools for type rating /ATP practical test ?
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Anybody know any good US 737 sim schools for type rating /ATP practical test ?
Morning folks ,
I have a UK JAA ATPL and loads of P1 time on 737s ( currently NGs ) and need to acquire a FAA ATP with 737 TRating.
Can anybody recommend a SIM training establishment in the USA where I can do the joint ATP / Type rating Practical test without doing the whole type-rating course ?
Much obliged.
I have a UK JAA ATPL and loads of P1 time on 737s ( currently NGs ) and need to acquire a FAA ATP with 737 TRating.
Can anybody recommend a SIM training establishment in the USA where I can do the joint ATP / Type rating Practical test without doing the whole type-rating course ?
Much obliged.
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I just completed my 737 type at Higher Power Aviation in Fort Worth, Tx. They are a very good establishment. The link to them is www.jetcrew.com
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I Second the opinion for www.jetcrew.com. They are good people with a lot of experience. I have several buddies there and they will not disappoint.
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Pan Am Academy in Miami has a 737 type with the ground school home study course with a really competitive price. You can get everything done in one shot. ATP and type.
www.panamacademy.com
www.panamacademy.com
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Thanks again
Thanks again Gents.
The Jetcrew/HPA option appears the best as it offers NG/BBJ simulators whereas Panamacademy does not.
Take care up there
KK
The Jetcrew/HPA option appears the best as it offers NG/BBJ simulators whereas Panamacademy does not.
Take care up there
KK
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I figure that I might be able to do less simulator sessions on my current type than on the efis which I have not flown for over a year . Just saving on one session would make it financially sensible.