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Old 19th Oct 2004, 14:56
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B757/ 767 rating

Let's say you fly B757 with this rating. Do you need a conversion, or something like that, to fly B767? Or can you switch just like that between the two types?

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Once qualified on both yes you can just switch between the two.

Currently only on 757, but I believe you alternate your sim checks between 757 and 767.

There is a one day differences ground school course in addition before you fly the other type.
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Thanks for the info Expedite.
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Expedite has it just about right...for me it was a 2 1/2 day groundschool...1 1/2 days on systems differences, half a day on SEP and 1/2 a day on performance and loading stuff. The first sim is full of differences, but incorporates the LPC/OPC on day 2. Once current on both, alternate sims on each type.
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1/2 day of 767 tech diffrences and a 4 hour sim session covering the opc required items EFATO etc.

line training on a mix of both over 20 sectors ish.

Every 6 months a two day sim check, day 1 767, day 2 757.
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Does this also count for the 767-400? Because of it's different cockpit layout. Speaking of this model, are Delta and Continental the only airlines which operate this aircraft?

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Yep I believe so,

Delta have 19 764s and Continental have 16 according to 767.org.uk
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I believe delta have a seperate pool of flight deck for the 767-400, with a 4-5 day conversion course due to electronic check lists etc.

I dont think it is a legal requirement though?
Not sure on Continental.
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