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George Tower 24th Nov 2003 18:50

Boeing 737-200 Type rating
 
Could any one give me any idea as to where I can obtain the above type rating (self funded).

Many thanks

PS Please don't turn this into a debate about the merits or not paying for your own type rating as I know that argument chapter and verse.

loulou 25th Nov 2003 00:49

you can try at the sabena flight academy brussels
the adress is www.sfa.be

Flying Lion 25th Nov 2003 17:45

AVTEC in Dublin run a 732 course using the Aer Lingus simulator. Contact Linda Logan on 00-353-1-8161750 for details. I know 2 guys who did this then got jobs with the larger Irish carrier. Good Luck

orangesky 25th Nov 2003 19:41

i seem to recall seeing that Safair in JNB do a 732 rating, not sure if you are on SA or JAA licence whether that makes a difference to where you do the rating i am not sure ......

George Tower 26th Nov 2003 03:26

Thanks fellas - I will investigate the contacts provided and see what they can offer.

Many thanks

GT

Deske 9th Apr 2004 18:45

Please tell me about the "so many airlines are advertising for B737 jobs" ?

I am rated on B737-NG and EFIS as well with 1300 hours on type.

Hamrah 11th Apr 2004 20:22

eagerbeaver,

you are partly correct. Astraeus does not " do " type-ratings. However our subsidiary , Bond Aviation Solutions does type ratings on 737 and A320. We were approached by JAC acadamy some time ago to partner us on the type ratings. However, we declined involvement following our dicovery of " problems" with JAC Acadamy paying their bills.

Most of the people who do type ratings with BOND are gainfully employed in the industry, some with Astraeus. Some of the candidates also do some line training with us to consolidate their conversion course.

At this time neither BOND nor Astraeus have any connection whatsoever with JAC Acadamy.

H

adwjenk 13th Apr 2004 18:55

zero hours to 737 type rating and 100hrs line traning
 
Hi

Just seen an advert in the back of pilot from Stapleford flight centre advertisng a course from zero hours to B737 type rating and 100hrs line traning.
Can anybody shed any light on this matter becuase this is for people who want to pay there way and the course only costs £49,995 with a commercial jet type rating at the end. Does anybody know anything abut it or has anybdy been through the course thanks for your help.

adwj

AIRWAY 13th Apr 2004 19:51

Hello,

Could you please use the search function, has there is a couple of threads regarding Stapleford and Astraeus going around.

Regards

henriksch 30th Jun 2004 22:08

737-300/800 type rating
 
Hi

Just a quick q?..... Hope anyone has a good answer.....

If you take a type rating for a 737-300.... What must be done to be able to fly the 737-800???

Anybody know where theese things can be looked up?

Thanks

redsnail 30th Jun 2004 23:05

A differences course. Usually requires some technical lectures (should be too long) and a couple of sessions in a sim.
Most 737-300 to -800 diff courses can be knocked over in about a week.

henriksch 1st Jul 2004 17:49

Thanks.....

Any idea of the costs for such a course?

moku 1st Jul 2004 18:16

Do not know the price off the top of my head but the link below should give you the contact info to get further details.



Moku.alteon

redsnail 1st Jul 2004 18:51

Should pay ~ £2,000 or so (being generous). Plus accomodation. :D

justinabeavor 1st Jul 2004 22:27

I completed the TRTO with Astraeus in Jan and then did the NG differences before going to Excel.

The Cost from Astraeus was £1500 as a bolt on, and we were given one bit of photocopied paper and a fixed base, followed by a full flight session. I guess this is a minimum requirement, but I did'nt feel it was enough, other than as a paperwork exercise.

At Excel, we then had two more fixed base and five full flight and five days ground school to do the job properly.

I gather Easy is about the same.

Question is: do you just want it on the licence or do you really want to be able to operate the airplane?

Draw your own conclusions.

screwdriver 21st Jul 2004 07:28

737 Type Ratings
 
Can someone answer the following. Does a 737 type rating include all types ie 400/500/NG? Also are there any NG fixed base or FFS in the UK or Eire?

IRRenewal 21st Jul 2004 07:43

My UK issued type rating says 737-300~900. If you train on the classic you need to do differences training to fly the NG and visa versa.

screwdriver 21st Jul 2004 10:15

Thanks for the speedy reply. What form does the differences training take. Specifically-is any hardware involved?

Capt Flinstone 15th Aug 2004 20:05

Line-training B737
 
HI Fellow-pilots.........

I am searching 4 a organisation who can provide Line-training for at least 100 hours, in a B737-300 preferrable !!

Holder of a JAA Type-rating B737-300/900 and Frozen ATPL etc etcccc........

Thanx for ALL replies...

Capt Flinstone

PicMas 18th Aug 2004 15:40

AMEN, couldn't have put that any better!!!!!


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