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Old 18th Jun 2012, 15:03
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NOC not required for Type Rating w.e.f. 22/03/12

According to the circular issued by DGCA March 22, 2012, CPL holders wanting to get Jet ACFT Type Endorsement does not require an NOC.

http://dgca.nic.in/cars/D7B-B19.pdf

Instead of the candidate approaching the DGCA for NOC, it now says the TRTO must furnish certain documents in a sealed envelope, and send directly to DGCA prior to commencement of training in order to establish whether the candidate is eligible for the TR.

Does anyone know what docuements in particular are they looking for. It is a given that Class 1 medical and IR should be valid during the entire period of training. So apart from evidence of this, anything else DGCA is specifically interested in seeing from the TRTO.

Also, TR endorsement automatically entitles you to IR renewal, according to my understanding. Correct me if I am wrong. So we end up paying Rs5000 + Rs5000 for TR endorsement and IR renewal at the time of submission of TR endorsement at DGCA?

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Can anyone please answer this---

Do we need to have current FRTOL and RT in order to get Jet type rating endorsed on our licence. Any circular/documents to support your answer.

Thanks.
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Martin Williams <[email protected]> ([email protected])

we do training for Jet Air and Indigo.
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Alpha does not train for indigo?
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.45 hours in an actual aircraft?

Did I read it right?
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livetokill22 AAG UK offers A320 DGCA approved courses and many students have successfully been employed by IndiGo after completing the type rating course with AAG.
90% of the cadets who did their type ratings with AAG UK for 737NG & 320 got hired by airlines in India.

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Are candidates trained according to indigo sop's?
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Old 30th Jul 2012, 15:40
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Alpha are you approved by indigo. I don't think so. Its only CAE.
that is all together another story that a few guys who did Type Rating form alpha got selected by indigo.
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How many guys from alpha got selected in indigo?
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Indigo SOP's are the same as Airbus SOP.
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^^
For the most part, yes.
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Old 17th Aug 2012, 07:25
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Application form for aircraft endorsement

Hey guys,

I've done my KingAir B200 training and going to submit my documents and transcripts for endorsement this week.
I am not able to find the correct application form.

I see one Extension of Aircraft type rating form at the DGCA website. Is that the form to be used ? I found it and thought it was best suited for aircrafts over 5700 kgs. My endorsement is a multi engine turbo prop under 5700 kgs.

I would also like to know if DGCA considers a turbo prop to be a jet?

Any one please guide me to the correct form ?
And Fees - Aircraft endorsement Rs. 5000, IR rating Rs. 5000. Is that right ?

I have all other documents ready, CA 40B and 39 and various day and night and IR check forms.
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KingAir B200 training

From where did you do KingAir B200 training from? I was planning to do it too. Did you get it endorsed on Indian licence? Please tell the procedures.thanks
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