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tobster911 24th Oct 2017 14:07

Type Rating Costs
 
Hello All,
I'm now seriously looking at my training options (going modular) as I believe I now have the money to start.
Something I've just thought about though is the cost of a Type Rating. I spoke to someone at JetTraining who told me their A320 and B737 NG course costs £12,400 + VAT for ground school and sim, and 6600EUR (inclusive of VAT) for the 6 take offs and landings in the aircraft.

This equates to approximately £21,000 all told. Whilst I was speaking to the gentleman on the phone, he told me that if I was looking to apply to Ryanair (which I guess is where the majority start), not to do my TR and instead do it through Ryanair as they wouldn't touch me if I already held a type rating.

On a bit of further investigation, I found OAA do the Ryanair type rating course at a cost of nearly £32,000!

This is pretty much the same cost as the modular course I want to do, and I'm just wondering if anyone has any ideas or tips etc that may help me save money?

Thank you

tobster911 24th Oct 2017 14:27

Fair enough. Sorry, APC?
So if I left my school with an MCC/JOC, I'd have to do it again with them? :(
Indeed, I was pretty happy with that

Thank you

Jaair 24th Oct 2017 16:33

If I remember correctly, out of the 800 cadets that go through Ryanair's assessment each year, less than 10% did the APC course.

ZuluZuluAlpha 9th Jun 2018 15:47

I saw an advert from BAA training for A320 type rating offering EUR10k back if you do the type rating with them and do not secure a job in a year, I'm not sure what the catch is though.

parkfell 10th Jun 2018 05:04

So a partial refund if you failed to gain employment. I think the standard to achieve will be reasonably high.
You will need to read the contract carefully as I suspect there will be a number of exclusion clauses.
Remember that there is no such thing as a free lunch.

ZFT 10th Jun 2018 21:10


Originally Posted by ZuluZuluAlpha (Post 10169125)
I saw an advert from BAA training for A320 type rating offering EUR10k back if you do the type rating with them and do not secure a job in a year, I'm not sure what the catch is though.

Is this their "EASA Quality TR" that keeps popping up here (Whatever that means, other than it isn't approved by them!!!)?

ZuluZuluAlpha 12th Jun 2018 03:00


Originally Posted by ZFT (Post 10170008)
Is this their "EASA Quality TR" that keeps popping up here (Whatever that means, other than it isn't approved by them!!!)?

I have no idea, they do EASA and DGCA, I don’t know the cost for the EASA one but DGCA one is advertised.


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