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Old 7th Dec 2010, 17:40
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Don't believe that you be offered a job just because you have a type rating. Plenty of pilots bought their type ratings and were not offered a job. And if you don't have a job flying the airplane you paid to be typed in after 6 months, your TR is pretty much worthless unless you pay for an expensive proficiency check.
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The most surprising thing is the Boeing Training (ALTEON) charges half the amount.... and i don't think the training standards will be less....

Plese share your views... !!!!

(Also... How does it matter what training school you choose ?? Since you would be trained by a curriculum setup by BOEING... how does it matter... everyone is gonna follow the same curriculum)
Dont be fooled. A name like Boeing doesn't mean better training or what matches the DGCA needs. It also doesnt mean they have the mind-set to train low-hour pilots like yourselves. Be careful. As I said before - go with the training provider who the airlines have confidence in and use themselves. That will tell you whether the airline would possibly accept you.

And why does it matter who? Well, because many wont get you through and many dont match the needs of the DGCA, that's why.

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Dear Ridge Runner,

First of all, I would appreciate if you do a little research before posting a reply tht might influence some poeple here.

The organization in question here is BOEING TRAINING AND FLIGHT SERVICES perviously known as ALTEON training.

The place has almost 16 centers across the world, is run by BOEING INC. themselves.

The training provided is by boeing instrutors and examiners. The course is in full compliance with boeing SOP's and practices. One of the best places to train. As a matter of fact Jet Airways has sent a batch of thier trainees to Alteon in London Gatwick.

Yes thier course is priced at USD 14000 which does not include MCC and LOFT training. Addition cost for the same is USD 3500. Which puts the couse cost at USD 17500 in all. This is in full compliance with DGCA requirements.

Now why should someone pay 32500 dollars to CAE when they can do it here at half the cost. Right?

Well here's the catch. Their minimum requirement to enroll in thier course is a total Time of 500 Hrs with Multi-Engine Experience.

So most Ab Initio CPL holders in india do not even qualify for thier course.

I am lookin at training at this organization because i have previous JET Experience which puts my total time over 500.


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@ Zee zoo

Check PM !!
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Don't believe that you be offered a job just because you have a type rating.
This is not entirely true. It depends who you are training with
You might be offered an interview, but not a job.
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Hey all,

Any idea about CAE bangalore? How much do they charge for the A320? Also, how is the training they provide over there? If any of you have a contact number/e-mail ID for them please do pass it on. Appreciate all the help coming my way. Thank you
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You are, of course, entiled to your opinion zee zoo. Tell me, though, do Jet or SpiceJet take Boeing students? That's the meaure I would go by. Also, if Boeing are so good (your opinion) why dont they training there (apart from the free training that they get as part of aircraft purchases). The fact is .. they don't. So, ask yourself why..... RR
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@ Ridge Runner

Yes..... Jetairways sends its candidates to Boeing Training for Type Rating. And not only that. If u look at the SOP's of Jet, Spice, Air India...... All of them are from ALTEON(Boeing Training).

@ Superfly TNT

Mentioned below is the type rating information on A320


1) Description of Simulator

A320 Full Flight Simulator shall have the capability to perform in accordance with the Simulator performance standards expressed in JAA JAR STD-1A Level “D”.


2) Training Facility

The training shall be made available in Bangalore, INDIA.



3) Training Start Date

To be finalized.



4) Price for Services

The rates quoted are in USD. Service tax is included in the price. All other taxes, as applicable, are in addition to the rates and shall be added to the invoice and paid by the customer.

Course Cost: USD 34,000.

CAE A320 Standard Type Rating Course

* The duration of this course is 34+ days approximately and includes ground school plus simulator sessions of 39 hours MFTD and 44 hours FFS.

* This course is offered under a crew concept (2 trainees).

* Depending on prior flying experience, the trainee may have to undergo Long or Short Entry Level Training (ELT) at an additional cost. The pre-requisites are included in the course outline (attached).



CAE Airbus Long Entry Level Training (Long ELT)

* The duration of this course is 15+ days approximately and includes ground school plus simulator sessions of 32 hours FBS.

* This course is offered under a crew concept (2 trainees).



CAE Airbus Short Entry Level Training (Short ELT)

* The duration of this course is 4 days approximately and includes ground school plus simulator sessions of 12 hours FBS.

* This course is offered under a crew concept (2 trainees).



The rates quoted above are exclusive of accommodation, transportation and food & beverage, all of which shall be borne and arranged by the customer.


Please feel free to contact me for additional information or clarifications. Please give us your contact number so we can get in touch with you for detailed information. Thank you.




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