Boeing 767
Type Rating and Training Courses
B767 PIC Initial Certification, ATP/Type Rating, Part 61
This course provides the crewmember with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a B767 Type Rating.
Prerequisites:
- Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
- ATP written
- Meets the requirements of Part 61
Course Duration: Approximately 21 Days
Classroom Instruction: 52:00 Hours
System Integration Training: 16:00 Hours (Classroom, mock-up or simulator without motion)
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 12:00 Hours PF, 12:00 Hours PM (Level C or Higher) 02:00 Hours LOFT (Each Pilot)
Simulator/Certification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
B767 PIC Initial Certification, ATP/Type Rating, Part 61 Home Study Option
This course provides the crewmember with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a B767 Type Rating.
Prerequisites:
- Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
- ATP written
- Meets the requirements of Part 61
Course Duration: Approximately 15 Days
Classroom Instruction: Home Study Option: 40:00 Hrs at home + 12:00 Hrs On-Site
System Integration Training: 16:00 Hours (Classroom, mock-up or simulator without motion)
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 12:00 Hours PF, 12:00 Hours PM (Level C or Higher)
02:00 Hours LOFT (Each Pilot)
Simulator/Certification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
B767 PIC Reduced Certification, ATP/Type Rating, Part 61
This course is for crewmembers that have been previously trained and qualified as a Pilot on the B767 aircraft, with a minimum of 250 hours logged in aircraft type. The course provides the crewmember with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a B767 Type Rating.
Prerequisites:
- Served as a B-767 active crew member within the last 59 months
- Minimum of 250 hours in type
- Commercial Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
- ATP written; or hold an ATP
- Meets the requirements of Part 61
Course Duration: Approximately 12 Days
Classroom Instruction: 21:00 Hours
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 12:00 Hours PF, 12:00 Hours PM or to proficiency 02:00 Hours LOFT (Each Pilot)
Simulator/Certification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
B767 PIC Recurrent, Part 61.58
This course is to ensure that a PIC crewmember is adequately trained and currently proficient with respect to the B767 aircraft. The course is applicable to previously trained and qualified PIC crewmembers on the B767 aircraft.
Prerequisites:
- Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with a B767 Type Rating
Course Duration: Approximately 4 Days
Classroom Instruction: 16:00 Hours
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 02:00 Hours PF, 02:00 Hours PM (Level B or higher) Non Paired: 04:00 Hours PF (Level B or higher)
Simulator/Proficiency Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level B or higher)
B767 SIC Initial Qualification, Part 61.55
This course provides the SIC crewmember with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a SIC Qualification Check, meeting the requirements of Part 61.55. The course is incomplete until documentation is provided for one takeoff and landing in the B767 aircraft.
Prerequisites:
- Private Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
Course Duration: Approximately 21 Days
Classroom Instruction: 52:00 Hours
System Integration Training: 16:00 Hours (classroom; CPT; simulator without motion)
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 12:00 Hours PF, 12:00 Hours PM (Level C or higher)
Simulator/Qualification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level B or higher)
**SIC Ratings cannot be issued until the student documents Takeoffs and Landings in the Aircraft
B767 SIC Initial Qualification, Part 61.55 Home Study Option
This course provides the SIC crewmember with the necessary knowledge and skills to obtain a SIC Qualification Check, meeting the requirements of Part 61.55. The course is incomplete until documentation is provided for one takeoff and landing in the B767 aircraft.
Prerequisites:
- Private Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
Course Duration: Approximately 25 Days
Classroom Instruction: Home Study Option: 40:00 Hrs at home + 12:00 Hrs On-Site
System Integration Training: 16:00 Hours (classroom; CPT; simulator without motion)
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 12:00 Hours PF, 12:00 Hours PM (Level C or higher)
Simulator/Qualification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level B or higher)
**SIC Ratings cannot be issued until the student documents Takeoffs and Landings in the Aircraft
B767 SIC Recurrent, Part 61.55
This course is to ensure that SIC crewmember is adequately trained and currently proficient with respect to the B767 aircraft. The course is applicable to previously trained and qualified SIC pilots on the B767 aircraft.
Prerequisites:
- Private Pilot Certificate with Multi Engine Land
- Instrument Rating
- Previously trained and qualified as B 767 SIC
Course Duration: Approximately 4 Days
Classroom Instruction: 16:00 Hours
Simulator/Flight Training: * Paired: 02:00 Hours PF, 02:00 Hours PM (Level B or higher)
* Non Paired: 04:00 Hours PF (Level B or higher)
Simulator/Qualification Check: 3 Hours per trainee (Level B or higher)
B757 to B767 Differences Training, PIC Part 61.58 or SIC Part 61.55
This course is to ensure that each crewmember has the knowledge and skills needed to operate the B767 aircraft in his/her assigned duty position.
Prerequisites:
- Previously trained and qualified in a flight crewmember position on the B757 aircraft.
Course Duration: Approximately 6 Days
Classroom Instruction: 16:00 Hours
System Integration Training: 12:00 Hours (8:00 hours classroom; mock-up or simulator without motion + 4:00 hours briefing)
Simulator/Flight Training: 08:00 Hours per crew (Level C or higher) Simulator
Proficiency Check for PIC: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
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Qualification Check for SIC: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
B767 CAT II / III B757/B767 Training, Part 61.13(c)
This course is to ensure that each crewmember has the knowledge and skills needed to operate the B767 aircraft in CAT II/III conditions, and to achieve3 the appropriate Authorizations required by Part 61.67 or 61.68 and issuance of Authorization per Part 61.13(c), as appropriate.
Prerequisites:
- Previously trained and qualified in a flight crewmember position on the B757/B767 aircraft.
Course Duration: Approximately 4 Days
Classroom Instruction: 08:00 Hours
Simulator/Flight Training: 04:00 Hours per crew (Level C or higher)
CAT II / III Practical Test for PIC: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
CAT II / III Practical Test for SIC: 3 Hours per trainee (Level C or higher)
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