Airplane Variant Differences Courses

Boeing offers three differences training courses:

Variant – 747-400 qualified crew learn the differences between the base airplane model variant and 747-8 model variant.
Variant – Next-Generation 737 qualified crew learn the differences between the base airplane model variant and 737 MAX model variant.
Model – 777 qualified crew learn the differences between the base airplane model and the 787-8 model.

Courses include ground training and flight training taught by highly qualified instructors, allowing you to keep your experienced pilots where they provide the most value – flying instead of instructing.

Course details

We offer this course to pilots with our current airline customers.

Variant: A pilot holds a valid type rating in an aircraft model and seeks differences training in a variant aircraft with the same type certificate.
Model: A pilot holds a valid type rating in an aircraft model and seeks an additional type rating in another model.

737-700/800/900/900ER*
737-8/9/10**/NG/MAX
747-400/8
757-200
767-300
777-200/300/300ER
777-9***
787-8/9/10****

*Baseline configuration 737-800
**Baseline configuration 737-8
***Date TBD
****Baseline configuration 787-9

Additional Prerequisites for Differences Courses: Type rating in the base model is required.

Course lengths vary by training and regulatory requirements.

Differences Courses

Model and variant differences training for your qualified personnel

Course details

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