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Boeing Business Jets training courses
Type Rating and Recurrent Training with CBTA principles
Building resilience through competence, confidence, and connection
Advanced performance training for confident executive operations
Boeing Business Jets (BBJ) Full Type Rating and Recurrent Training courses prepare professional pilots and flight crews to successfully operate the newest generations of BBJ.
Developed by Boeing — the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) — and featuring Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) principles, our BBJ training courses go beyond regulatory minimums, homing in on essential skills like decision-making, workload management, and safety performance in corporate and VIP operations.
Boeing Flight Training programs develop pilot competence, not simply by requiring a set number of hours but by emphasizing the mastery of essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes. This foundation builds confidence and fosters connection through collaborative relationships between pilots, instructors, and digital tools that promote continuous learning and teamwork.
Why choose Boeing Business Jets courses
Boeing OEM expertise
Train with Boeing, the organization that designed, built, and tested your airplane. Every procedure, system, and simulator scenario is designed and validated by our engineers and operational experts, ensuring alignment with the flight deck philosophy.
CBTA methodology
Boeing CBTA focuses on competencies that drive performance: decision-making, communication, workload management, and resilience. Our instructors are trained to deliver CBTA, facilitating pilots to identify root-cause behaviors driving resilience.
Global standardization
All Boeing campuses operate under unified standards for curriculum, instructor calibration, and assessment, ensuring consistent training outcomes across our global fleets. We continuously elevate quality by incorporating global feedback loops, operational insights, and training performance data to refine and optimize our programs worldwide.
Regulatory compliance and industry alignment
BBJ courses are aligned with ICAO and IATA standards, continuing to support the aviation industry's transition to CBTA. This approach fosters a more operationally focused, performance-driven pilot training experience.
Benefits of CBTA resilience
While other traditional type rating courses require additional training elements such as Upset Prevention and Recovery Training, our BBJ training courses with CBTA principles integrate these elements throughout the curriculum, ultimately enhancing flight safety, efficiency, and convenience.
Upset Prevention and Recovery Training (UPRT)
Practice recovery while experiencing unusual attitudes and undesired aircraft states.
Line Operational Scenarios (LOS)
Synthesize learnings in a realistic setting, with unexpected events that induce genuine startle and surprise effects.
Threat and Error Management (TEM)
Proactively identify, manage, and recover from risks to prevent incidents and enhance flight safety.
Line-Oriented Flight Training (LOFT)
Apply skills and knowledge in a realistic line-flight scenario, reinforcing crew coordination, decision-making, and operational performance.
Fly. Focus. Act.
Continuous learning integration
Both Boeing's BBJ Full Type Rating and Recurrent Training courses connect seamlessly to your broader pilot development ecosystem through:
Specialized operational courses on a variety of modules, such as Short Field Performance, UPRT/EET, Low Visibility Operations, Windshear, and more.
Procedural training in a digital environment. Available on 737 MAX and coming soon on 737NG, 787, and 777-9.
Instructor expertise
Boeing instructors are airline veterans, test pilots, and training specialists who combine decades of operational experience with proven CBTA coaching techniques. Each instructor is OEM qualified and undergoes continuous standardization to ensure global consistency in evaluation and delivery.
Airline experience
~15,000 hours spent in roles such as:
- Director of flight operations
- Chief pilot
- Line training captain
- Line check captain
- Tech pilot
- Type rating examiner/simulator instructor
Skills and knowledge
- Facilitation
- Integration and mentorship
- Human factors
- Threat and Error Management
- Safety management systems
- CBTA techniques
Goal
Build resilient pilots who can recognize, absorb, and adapt to disruptions.

