CASA approved simulators
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CASA approved simulators
Hi all,
would anyone be able to give me some guidance on where I can find details on where to find a CASA approved Airbus A320 simulator to do a instrument rating flight test in. Along with how to go about sourcing an instructor that can perform the check.
cheers
would anyone be able to give me some guidance on where I can find details on where to find a CASA approved Airbus A320 simulator to do a instrument rating flight test in. Along with how to go about sourcing an instructor that can perform the check.
cheers
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captainhan getting a casa approved examiner to sit in the back as well as co pilot is rather expensive, what is the gain? as opposed to waiting for an IPC from a new employer?
captainhan getting a casa approved examiner to sit in the back as well as co pilot is rather expensive, what is the gain? as opposed to waiting for an IPC from a new employer?
It means nothing, I had a 8 year break from flying multi crew IFR in big aeroplanes, and got back on the saddle in 3 sim sessions that the airline paid for.
Don’t throw your own money away at it, and if the airline insists just withdraw your application and go elsewhere🤡
Don’t throw your own money away at it, and if the airline insists just withdraw your application and go elsewhere🤡
I think the OP is converting a foreign ATPL to the CASA equivalent so that he can apply to one of the Aussie operators, based on his previous postings. Thus his need for a CASA approved simulator and checkie.
Standard practice these days for most foreign airlines who are recruiting offshore.
About time the Australian operators lift their game in order to be globally competitive to retain and recruit suitably qualified and experienced pilots, regardless of nationality.
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