Boeing Type Ratings –
B737, B757/767, B777, and B787

Add a Boeing Type Rating to your certificate by completing one of our 14 CFR 142 approved type rating courses in a state-of-the-art, FAA approved, Level C & D simulator.

Type rating courses can make you more marketable in the aviation industry. If you don’t have much large jet experience, a type rating will help you land a job with the airlines. Also, if you already have experience in Boeing aircraft, FTI can help you convert a non-US type rating to a more marketable FAA Type Rating. Our staff will recommend a course footprint based on your experience that best suits your goals, while also saving on time and travel!

Contact Flight Training International  for more information regarding Boeing B737, B757, B767, B777, and B787 Type Ratings today!

Flight Training International Offers Multiple Options For Earning An Boeing Type Rating:

Boeing 737 Type Rating

The Boeing 737 family currently consists of the B737 Classic (-300/400/500), B737NG (-600/700/ 800/900).  With 15,300 + airframes delivered and another 4,100 on order, the B737 is the most popular jetliner ever conceived.  According to Boeing, more than 342 airlines in 111 countries fly B737.  As of 2022 there were over 7,000 B737NGs delivered and by one estimate there are two B737s departing or landing somewhere every five seconds. Considering that a single type rating is valid across all series, the B737 Type Rating is one of the most flexible ratings a pilot can hold.

If you are looking for a marketable type rating, the Boeing 737 is it.

Boeing 757 Type Rating

Ask any pilot who has flown it and they are likely to tell you that the Boeing 757 is the best airliner they’ve ever flown.  Intended to replace the smaller three-engine B727 on short and medium routes and to takeoff and land from smaller runways, the B757 can carry 200 to 295 passengers up to 4,100 nautical miles.  Perhaps the attribute that most endears the B757 to pilots is that whether you are talking about short runways, high altitude airports or service ceilings, the B757 seeming never finds itself in a situation where it is underpowered for the job.  Designed concurrently with its wide-body sibling, the B757 shares a common type rating with the B767.  While the last B757 was delivered in 2005, the jetliner continues to be operated by airlines and cargo carriers who have yet to find a suitable replacement for this workhorse.

Flight Training International offers type rating courses for the B757-200 and B757-300. Available configurations include Pratt and Whitney or Rolls Royce engines, Pegasus FMC, and IS&S Flat Panel Display System (FPDS).  B757-767 differences is also available.

Flight Training International offers type rating courses for the Boeing 757-200 as well as the Boeing 757-300.

Boeing 767 Type Rating

Developed in tandem with the B757 in order to share a common type rating, the Boeing 767 is a wide-body twin-engine jetliner capable of carrying as many as 375 passengers and has a range of up to 6,385 nautical miles.   More than 1,000 airframes have been delivered to passenger and cargo operators around the world.  Conversion programs have further modified airframes to cargo use and military derivatives include the E-767 surveillance aircraft, the KC-767 and KC-46 tankers.

Flight Training International offers type rating courses for the B767-200 and B767-300.  Available training configurations include GE, Pratt and Whitney, or Rolls Royce Engines, Pegasus FMC, and IS&S Flat Panel Display Systems (FPDS).  B757-767 differences training is also available.

Contact FTI today to discuss your Boeing 767 training needs.

Boeing 777 Type Rating

The Boeing 777, commonly referred to as the “Triple Seven,” is a long-range wide-body twin-engine jet airliner with a passenger capacity of up to 396 and a range more than 8,500 nautical miles.  The B777 was the first passenger jet to be designed with entirely with computer-aided-design and is Boeing’s first fly by wire passenger jet. More than 1,500 B777s have been produced to date and another 400+ are on Boeing’s order books.  Current variants include the B777-200 and B777-300 with the B777-X slated for delivery in 2025.  The B777 shares many design features with the new 787 and the common type rating allows for a relatively short differences course between the two types.

FTI offers training on the B777-200 and B777-300.  Available training configurations include GE, Pratt and Whitney or Rolls Royce Engines.

Boeing 787 Type Rating

The Boeing 787, referred to as the “Dreamliner,” is a wide-body, twin-engine, jet airliner with a passenger capacity of more than 300 pax and a range more than 7,000 nautical miles.  The B787 is Boeing’s second fly by wire passenger jet, bringing ease of flight and the ease of flight management Boeing is known for together into one of the most advanced transport category aircraft available. More than 1,000 B787s have been produced to date and more on order.  Current variants include the B787-8, B787-9 and B787-10.  The B787 shares many design features with the B777 and the similarities allow for a relatively short differences course between the two types.

FTI offers training on the B787-800 and B787-900.  Available training configurations include GE, or Rolls Royce Engines.

Do you already have Boeing experience?

If you have time in the B737, B757/767, B777, or B787 and want to add these types to an FAA certificate; FTI can offer prior credit based on this experience to shorten your training footprint! Get the same rating in less time! Saving money on travel and training!  Contact an FTI sales representative to find out how we can help you quickly and efficiently add one of these types to an FAA certificate.

Locations

Flight Training International offers Boeing Type Ratings at facilities in Denver, and Miami.  Contact an FTI associate to schedule your training today.

Prerequisites

Click here to see the prerequisites required for a Boeing Type Rating.