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E170 And E190

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 20:48
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E170 And E190

Can pilots operate both types of aircraft like they do on the 757 and 767?

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Old 4th Jun 2009, 22:59
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Yes they just have to do a differences exam. Well that is the case here in Australia. A bit like the DHC8-100,200 and 300
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ryand36 - Yes pilot's can operate both types. License is stamped E170, but CAA allows you to fly E170/E175/E190/E195 with this type rating. The only differences are number of seats and MACTOW weight's of the respective versions.

I'm currently flying the E195.

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Whats runway length do the two types require ?

I know ops are planned into London City. I presume there will be a restriction on passengers out, but due to high yield, would not make the operation of the aircraft in there unviable.
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On the lengths of route to be operated out of London city we don't expect any capacity restriction. And yes you can operate both 170 and 190 on same rating.
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