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Earn full type rating through an integrated training ecosystem
Boeing Full Type Rating courses train pilots to master specific Boeing airplane models, aligned with the airplanes’ design, operational philosophy, and performance data.
Created by Boeing — the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) — and featuring Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA) principles, each Full Type Rating course integrates technical knowledge, human factors, and decision-making behaviors to prepare airline pilots for the demands of real-world 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 Full Type Rating 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 CBTA qualified, guiding pilots to demonstrate why they act, not just how.
Global standardization
All Boeing campuses operate under unified standards for curriculum, instructor calibration, and assessment, ensuring consistent training outcomes across our global fleets.
Regulatory compliance and industry alignment
Boeing Full Type Rating 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 full type rating courses require integrate additional training elements such as Upset Prevention and Recovery Training, our Type Rating 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.
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Boeing courses with CBTA principles hone pilots’ human-factor competencies through flexible thinking and startle management training. Risk anticipation is an essential strategy for building resilience. When a pilot anticipates an event, the event becomes less of a surprise — and the startle reaction less intense.
Continuous learning integration
Boeing Full Type Rating 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.
Frequently asked questions about Boeing Type Rating courses
How do Boeing Full Type Rating courses differ from those of other providers?
As the OEM, Boeing designs training based on the airplane’s original design intent, systems logic, and certification assumptions, ensuring full alignment between documentation, simulator behavior, and training philosophy.
Can airlines use their own instructors during training?
Yes. Depending on program design, Boeing supports airline instructor involvement, enabling knowledge transfer, standardization, and long-term sustainability within the airline’s training organization.
How do I book my Boeing Full Type Rating training?
Boeing training programs are available to airlines and approved organizations. Individual bookings are not accepted. Please submit a request using the form below, and a Boeing Training Advisor will contact you to discuss your requirements and answer any questions.
What is the cost of a Boeing Full Type Rating course?
Type Rating training costs vary based on several factors, including aircraft type, training pathway, pilot experience, location, and delivery format. Please submit the request form below, and a Boeing Training Advisor will contact you to discuss pricing and any available promotions.