Oxford Aviation Yash Air TR
Oxford Aviation Yash Air TR
Oxford Aviation Yash Air TR
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objectives 6
student prerequisites 8
approvals 8
program detail 9
certificates 14
equipment 16
Per de la Motte,
Director of Training
At Ujjain, the school has its multi-media training classrooms, flight simulators as well
as a canteen, lounge, conference hall, gymnasium, basketball, multi-media library
and lawn tennis courts.
The academy has a diverse mix of highly experienced instructors from the Indian Air
Force and from civil aviation who focus on achieving the highest levels in training
quality. Yash Air has an excellent cadet employment record with alumni securing jobs
at both domestic and international airlines.
Program objectives
Provide a basic refresher before enrolling onto the comprehensive type rating program
Maintain control of the aircraft at all times in such a manner that the successful outcome of a procedure
or manoeuvre is never in doubt
All applicants cannot be guaranteed a place and OAA reserve the right to reject any applicant. Each applicant
will be assessed and screened by OAA’s self sponsored training team. We will not enrol a student we believe
will not successfully complete the program.
approvals
Each applicant will be responsible for applying to the Indian regulatory authority (DGCA) and obtaining the
necessary documentation (NOC), prior to commencing the type rating. After completing the type rating,
the student will be responsible for ensuring that the DGCA grants the necessary approval, conversion or
validation of their rating.
OAA and Yash Air will of course assist students throughout this process but full responsibility of the approval
process lies with the applicant.
Ground Training
30 hours of classroom based training focusing on instrument flying and procedures, Jeppesen chart
reading, performance, etc. Training will be provided by highly experienced ground instructors as well
as multi media training software.
Simulator Training
5 hours on an ATC 820M simulator training a number of multi-engine emergencies and instrument
approaches.
Flying Training
5 hours flight training, Cessna 172 and P68.
CBT Study:
CBT Study:
Aircraft Systems Aircraft Systems
*Time: 6 hrs *Time: 4 hrs
Notes
* All estimated times are approximate. - A. Instructor-led activities and OTD sessions may be rearranged for schedul-
ing reasons. Course may be longer than optimum schedule shown. - B. Days are working days, Monday to Friday, 8 hrs
including lunch break. - C. Course disposition option 2 is recommended for; “Pilots without previous type rating on a
JAR/FAR 25 certified multi-pilot, multi turbine engine airplane”.
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Requirements
* Optional item.
Our recommendation is to include enough time in between the training sessions for study and rest to excel in the
Type Rating programme, this is especially important when training low experienced pilots.
notes
S refers to FFS (Full Flight Simulator) FSTD 1A. LVO refers to Low Visibility Qualification training
IFR refers to Instrument Flying Training A/C refers to Aircraft Training (not required when
C refers to OTD. conducting Zero Flight Time Training).
ELT refers to Entry Level Training
M refers to Mission session. Mission sessions may be changed for LOFT sessions.
certificates
A certificate of completion can be issued by OAA for completion of any part of the type rating course. This
will certify that the subject part of the training has been completed in compliance with the approved syllabus.
This is separate from the certificate that states “successful completion” which has to be in accordance with
JAR-FCL and issued upon completion of a formal examination or test.
Flight simulator
Fixed Base as well as Flight Simulator training is
conducted on one of OAA’s A320 level D or B737
NG qualified Full Flight Simulators.
We believe that you will not find a more comprehensive and competitive self sponsored training program
on the market today:
2. Custom-designed program that provides a key learning bridge for Indian CPL / IR holders to successfully
complete a comprehensive type rating program
3. Self sponsored training experience you can rely on - more than 1000 EU self sponsored applicants have been
successfully trained
The program also registers the student onto the OAA and Yash Air database and both organisations
will assist student employment through their own respective student placement schemes where
possible
Access to OAA “Fast Track” programs, supplying type rated pilots to airlines all over the world
Opportunity to be engaged by OAA / Parc Aviation at a later date opening up global employment
opportunities
OAA promise of free simulator sessions for type rating refresher if required
Extensive type rating CBT with 12 months access to prepare for airline theoretical knowledge
interviews
OAA Stockholm and Copenhagen training centres are both modern training facilities located in their respective airport
vicinities. Details on the facilities can be found at www.oaa.com/pages/about_us/locations/stockholm.php or www.
oaa.com/pages/about_us/locations/copenhagen.php
accommodation
Yash Air has a 64 bedroom accommodation block for students approximately 1km from the Ujjain airfield, which can
be made available to students at very competitive rates if required.
OAA can help arrange low cost accommodation to students whilst conducting the type rating program in Copenhagen
or Stockholm.