Question: Do cabin crew also need a type rating?
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Question: Do cabin crew also need a type rating?
Just out of curiosity, do cabin crew need a type rating (just like flight crew), or can they work on both A310 and B737 for example?
And about flight crew type ratings, do they ever expire?
And about flight crew type ratings, do they ever expire?
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In the UK, cabin crew may be 'licensed' (but I suggest 'trained' as a better term), but they don't have a CAA issued licence.
Again, in the UK, afaik, Flight Crew licences will show any type rating until the last aircraft of the type is withdrawn from the register. The validity of the rating/permission to fly the aircraft is subject routine testing typically lasting 6/12 months.
All an abridged guide ......
Again, in the UK, afaik, Flight Crew licences will show any type rating until the last aircraft of the type is withdrawn from the register. The validity of the rating/permission to fly the aircraft is subject routine testing typically lasting 6/12 months.
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Thanks for the quick replies. One more question though, why does the CAA only allow training/licencing up to three aircraft, and not more?
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It's all about knowing / remembering different locations from emergency equipment and the drills on different aircraft.
It is not quite as restrictive as it at first appears. The A318/319/320/321 is one type, as are all the variants of B737.
It's all about knowing / remembering different locations from emergency equipment and the drills on different aircraft.
It is not quite as restrictive as it at first appears. The A318/319/320/321 is one type, as are all the variants of B737.
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As mentioned above, the Uk allows for 3 different "type ratings" for cabin crew, however The Netherlands only allows 2. Found this out when a frind who works for BMI had to drop off the A330 list when the B767 came in from Arkefly, so he was only licenced for the 767 and A32X family.
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The original post is about CABIN CREW!
However, for PILOTS
1. 757/767 can be dual rated
2. 747-400 and -800 will probably the same - dual rated.
I believe that you have to/will have to do alternating sim checks.
The original post is about CABIN CREW!
However, for PILOTS
1. 757/767 can be dual rated
2. 747-400 and -800 will probably the same - dual rated.
I believe that you have to/will have to do alternating sim checks.
