Project Description

Course Description

The Quadrant Pilot B737 Type Rating course is designed to give you a comprehensive introduction to the new aircraft, whether this is your first multi crew type rating or a new additional aircraft type. Comprising instructor-led ground school and computer-based training followed by practical flight training in full motion simulators, our course will prepare you fully for the next phase in your flying career.

Course Outline

  • 12 days of ground school 
  • 4 days in a Fixed-Base Simulator (FBS)  
  • 8 days in a B737-NG Full-Flight Simulator (FFS)  
  • 1 day for Licence Skills Test (LST) 

Course Content

  • Aircraft systems (electrical, hydraulics, flight controls, fuel systems, etc.) and procedures  
  • Simulator sessions covering normal operations, abnormal and emergency procedures 
  • Training on standard operating procedures (SOPs), crew coordination, cockpit workflow 

Course Information

On successful completion of the course and your License Skill Test (LST), we will issue you with a course completion certificate and a full set of detailed training records. Our experienced instructors and examiners will be on hand every step of the way to offer you the necessary guidance and support.

Our Facilities and Instructors 

We work with the UK’s leading flight instructors, who all boast extensive flight and training experience. Highly reputable and approachable, our instructors are passionate about quality pilot training and sharing their knowledge and skills with others.

  • State of the art, purpose built training centre
  • Level D approved A320 and B737 simulators
  • Spacious, modern classrooms equipped with interactive smart board technology
  • Rest areas for relaxation and study

Before starting our type rating courses, you will need to:

  • Must hold a valid Commercial Pilots License (CPL) with Multi Engine Instrument Rating (ME-IR) issued in accordance with applicable ICAO/EASA standards 
  • Completion of APS MCC or MCC 
  • Have theoretical knowledge equal to the requirements for an ATPL (A) 
  • At least 70 hours as Pilot-in-Command (PIC) of an aeroplane 
  • Class 1 medical certificate  
  • English language proficiency corresponding to ICAO Level 4 or better 
  • Completion of pre-assessment form and provide copies of medical, required licenses, ratings and logbook 

N.B: These criteria are based on Part FCL requirements. Previous experience may be taken into consideration with approval from the CAA. 

Contact us today with any questions you may have about our B737 NG Type Rating course. All our courses are flexible so let us know which dates you have a preference for in the enquiry form below.

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