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Type Rating

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for our Type Rating programs, candidates must hold a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) and meet the required flight experience criteria. Our programs are designed to build on your existing skills, offering specialized training tailored to specific aircraft types.

Ground school sessions complement your hands-on training, focusing on essential topics such as aircraft systems, emergency protocols, and operational procedures.

Take the Next Step in Your Aviation Career

Elevate your expertise and become a master of your craft. Enroll in our Type Rating programs and gain the skills needed to operate specific aircraft with precision, safety, and confidence. Begin your journey toward aviation excellence today.

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Duration

2 Months

Eligibility

Valid CPL with ATPL Frozen – Candidates must hold a Commercial Pilot License (CPL) with an ATPL (Airline Transport Pilot License) in the frozen state.


Valid Multi-Engine Instrument Rating (ME IR) or Type Rating – You must possess a valid Multi-Engine Instrument Rating or an existing Type Rating for the aircraft in question.

Valid Class I Medical Certificate – A valid DGCA Class I medical is required to ensure you meet the medical standards for flight training.


Fluency in English – Proficiency in both written and spoken English is required for training and communication in aviation.

Flight Training

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+24 Hours FBS Training

Focused Flight-Based Simulation (FBS) training to sharpen your skills in realistic flight scenarios, preparing you for advanced simulator and real aircraft sessions.

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44 Hours FFS Training

Full Flight Simulator (FFS) training provides immersive and detailed instruction on aircraft systems, emergency procedures, and effective in-flight management.

Application for Type Rating

Applicant Information


Frequently asked questions

What is a type rating?

An endorsement on your licence that qualifies you to fly a specific aircraft type, such as the Airbus A320, Boeing 737 or ATR 72. Each airliner type needs its own rating.

What does type rating training include?

Ground school on the aircraft systems, simulator sessions covering normal, abnormal and emergency procedures, and a skill test. Airlines then add line training on real flights.

Which type rating should I choose?

Choose the aircraft type flown most widely by the airlines you plan to apply to. Our counsellors can help you match your rating to current hiring.

What happens after the type rating?

Once selected by an airline, you complete line training under a training captain before being released as a First Officer.

Still have questions? Call +91 96000 04836, email info@xaviate.in or visit our contact page.