where to do a 737 type??

[Guest]

Whoa, I was about to say flightsafety but just noticed they don't have Boeing. They have almost every other company besides boeing.

 

[Tired]

The unit of FlightSafety that did Boeing stuff was called FlightSafety Boeing, but that division was renamed Alteon.

http://www.bizjournals.com/seattle/stories/2003/02/10/daily6.html
http://www.alteontraining.com/

If you really want to work at Southwest then get a type. There are only 2900 apps on file right now with types and all these people WILL get iinterviews if they meet the mins. Without a type you may never be called.

 

[mpenguin1]

If you are speaking about FlightSafetyBoeing, we are now called Alteon Training, we have a 737-200 Analog out of Long Beach California, so that would not help you out.

Alteon may offer 737-300 training out of Seattle, but I think that you would be better off going to Higher Power and/or K&S.

 

[jetjockey69]

hey guys

Thanks for the replies. I like clear things up.... I am not chasing a job with SWA or trying to beef up my resume. I got a conditional job offer in asia, (budget airline) they ask that I get my type on 733 efis.

I been looking around K&S, alteon, Pan am (miami) etc. I do not know which is best, since its not cheap, for my inital training, as everyone knows... so are there any other companies??? love to know.....

jj69

 

[Aussie]

just on the quiet side, dont the airlines that employ you normally pay for you training?
Or is this just a thing of the past?

Cheers

Aussie

 

[mpenguin1]

Here is another one for you, Flight Training International, but I don't know if they are good or not.
http://www.fti737.com/

Is this for Air Asia? Just curious.

Oh yeah, don't forget about Higher Power Aviation.