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Old 31st Dec 2002, 12:39
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Cool DHC-6 or Caravan Type Rating

Hi, there !

I am looking for a cheap DHC-6 or Caravan type rating place in europe or in the U.S.

Would be nice if anybody could give me some advice.

Flight Safety and Simuflight are not considered. To expensive !

A Flight Operation where I could do training flights during positioning or ferry flights would also be good.

Have german ATP and U.S. CPL/ME/IR.

Thanx and a happy new year to all of you !
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Neither plane requires a type rating in the US. I believe Flight Safety offers trainingcourses for both.
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Dear HAL Pilot.

Youīre right . But FSI is not a good place to go for a privat person. Itīs just to fu... expensive. They will charge about $7500 for a DHC-6 rating or training. Donīt know how much a Caravan will be. But probably the same.

I thought about getting some training during flight and do a check ride therafter.
Thats what some companies do in germany. Means; get your training on ferry flights, learn the books by yourself and then have a check.
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I am pretty sure the Twotter is a type rating in Europe (although i ll stand corrected) but the Caravan is a Class Rating (Cessna SET on your licence).
I won't go on about getting your own type/class rating but some companies require a Flight Safety Course (Insurance requirement even in Europe) so check with your future potential employer.
 
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DHC6 Type rating

In the UK I believe the only DHC6 TRTO is Richard Ashby who is CP of Isles of Scilly Skybus based at Lands end. The Twotters operate Bristol Newquay Lands End and I believe they are about to or have started Bournemouth + Southampton Routes ( Possibly Channel Islands as well) Cost. I don't think you will get a cheap rating?? I would think Canada would be the place to look.

good luck

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Old 12th Jan 2003, 12:25
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I might be able to help you. Please drop me a message
to [email protected]

There might be a cheap solution for you in Middle Europe.
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I think the situation in germany is teh same liek here in austria, where turbine powered a/c are considered "unuebliche bauart" thus requiring a type-rating

want to get into skydive ops Mr. Worry ?

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