BASICS OF TYPE TRAINING FOR PILOTS 

Pilots are required to undergo type training in order to become certified to fly a particular type of aircraft. Type training is a comprehensive course that covers all aspects of a particular aircraft. It includes everything from basic aircraft systems and operations to advanced instruments and navigation.

The first step in type training is to become familiar with the aircraft. Pilots must learn the aircraft’s systems, controls and operating procedures. This includes understanding the engines and how they work, the fuel systems, the electrical systems, and the navigation and communications equipment.

Next, pilots must learn how to fly the aircraft safely and efficiently. This includes learning how to properly manage the aircraft’s speed, altitude and direction. Pilots must also learn how to use the aircraft’s instruments and navigation systems in order to fly the aircraft accurately.

Finally, pilots must learn how to respond to any potential emergencies. This includes understanding the aircraft’s emergency systems and procedures, as well as how to handle any situations that may arise.

Type training is a critical component of a pilot’s education and is designed to ensure they are proficient and safe when operating a particular aircraft. Without proper type training, pilots could be putting themselves and their passengers at risk.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Type rating on Airbus, Boeing, ATR specific training courses include initial, recurrent, refresher, upgrade, transition, supplemental and advanced courses for pilots in all segments of civil aviation.

Our pilot training programs are designed to provide commercial aircraft pilots with the highest-quality, operationally oriented training experience. Through innovative methodologies, advanced technology simulation-based training tools, and best-in-class instructors, we offer flexible programs tailored to your training needs.

A320

In the world of commercial aviation, A320 is one the most frequently used aircraft. Is outfitted with the Fly-By-Wire system which copulates the analogue pilot controls into digital electronic signals via wire transmission.

A320 is India’s market leader in the Single-Aisle Jetliner industry and one of the best selling aircraft in the world. Airbus has also developed its own Cross-Crew Qualification (CCQ) concept that enables pilots to transition from any Airbus fly-by-wire equipped type to another simply through difference training. For e.g. a transition from A320 to A380 would take a mere of 15 days.

The A320 type-Rating ensures that pilots remain relevant and have the opportunity to pursue successful careers in the ever-expanding aviation industry.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum Age: 18 Years
• Qualification: 12th with Physics and Mathematics

PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS:

• 100 hours of pilot-in-command (PIC)
• Valid CPL with Multi-Engine IR
• Valid Class-I Medical
• Valid FRTOL & RTR
• Fluency in English in line with ICAO standard level-4
• 25 hours on Multi-Engine aircraft (10 Hours can be completed in an approved Simulator.

B-737NG/777/787

Boeing became a highly popular aircraft among companies. The Boeing is the commercial jet that has been in production for the longest time and is the direct competitor of the airbus A-320 family. Boeing 737 is a short to median range aircraft.

Redbird wants to offer you the best possible training on the best devices. We’re exited to have an even more effective way to offer our students the best training opportunities.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum Age: 18 Years
• Qualification: 12th with Physics and Mathematics

PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: (B737)

• Valid CPL with IR
• Fluency in English in line with ICAO standard Level-4
• Valid Class-I Medical
• Valid FRTOL & RTR
• Flight Time: 100 Hrs as Pilot.

ATR 72-500/600

The ATR 72 is a twin-engine turbo prop, short haul regional airliner developed and produced in France and Italy. The number ’72’in its name is derived from the aircraft’s standard seating configuration, which could seat 72-78 passengers in a single-class arrangement.

RedBird Aviation offer ATR 72-500/600 Type-Rating training carried out in accordance with DGCA requirements. It is a perfect moment to become a pilot in India as the aviation market is booking and is expected to experience a dramatic growth.

REQUIREMENTS:

• Minimum Age: 18 Years
• Qualification: 12th with Physics and Mathematics

PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: (B737)

• Valid CPL with IR
• Fluency in English in line with ICAO standard Level-4
• Valid Class-I Medical
• Valid FRTOL & RTR
• Flight Time: 100 Hrs as Pilot.