Boeing 737 Type Rating

If you dream of flying the Boeing 737, now is the perfect time to get type rated and boost your career as an airline pilot. As one of the most iconic narrow-body aircraft globally, the B737 competes head-to-head with the A320 and is widely used by major airlines. In India alone, four major airlines operate 100+ B737s, with substantial new orders placed, positioning the B737 as a valuable asset for future airline pilots.

About our Boeing 737 Type Rating

Our Boeing 737 Type Rating program, compliant with DGCA regulations, includes essential Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) and Jet Orientation Course (JOC) training

Comprehensive Boeing 737 Type Rating Program Aligned with DGCA India Regulations

Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC)
Master the teamwork, decision-making, and checklist proficiency necessary for effective multi-crew operations in commercial aviation. MCC training on the B737 Fixed Base Simulator immerses you in realistic airline dynamics, building a solid foundation for airline cockpit procedures.
Jet Orientation Course (JOC)
Transition smoothly from piston to jet engine operations. The JOC develops the handling skills and awareness specific to jet aircraft, a requirement by many leading airlines worldwide.

With CRAA, you gain access to one of the industry’s most advanced and cost-effective Type Rating programs. Utilizing Class C and Class D Full-Flight Simulators (FFS) and guided by experienced airline pilots, we ensure you’re prepared for real-world airline operations, not just certification. Our mission is to provide top-notch training while maintaining affordability.

Minimum Requirements for Boeing 737 Type Rating

Course Content: Theoretical Sessions for Boeing 737 Type Rating

Theoretical Training (110 hours)
Ground-based training is enhanced with Computer-Based Training (CBTs) and presentations, covering:

Aircraft Systems
Flight Management Systems (FMS)
MCC/JOC Training
Pre-flight Inspection
Cockpit Procedure Training (CPT)
Obstacle Clearance Calculation
Operational Limitations
Mass and Balance Calculation
AFM Performance
Operational Procedures

Simulator Training (67 hours)

Flight sessions include 12 hours on the Fixed Base Simulator (FBS) and 55 hours on the Full Flight Simulator (FFS). Each FFS session lasts 4 hours, alternating roles between Pilot Flying and Pilot Monitoring. Training spans a minimum of eleven days, with each session including a one-hour pre-briefing and post-session debriefing for comprehensive learning.

This B737 Type Rating program equips you to meet airline standards, preparing you to excel in your career as a Boeing 737 pilot.