Courses Delivered by Our Training Department
Approved Training Organization Programs for Pilots
Simaero supports airline pilot qualification across three essential areas: initial aircraft qualification, transition between aircraft types or variants, and the development of instructor and examiner capability. Together, these programs help airlines qualify crews, support fleet transitions and strengthen internal training capacity within one approved training framework.
Type Rating Programs
Type rating programs support initial, refresher, and revalidation qualifications on specific aircraft types across the main commercial aircraft families, enabling airlines to align pilot qualifications with current requirements.
Difference & CCQ Training
Difference and cross crew qualification training support transitions between aircraft variants or families, reducing complexity for operators managing fleet evolution and pilot mobility.
Instructor & Examiner Programs
TRI/SFI and TRE/SFE pathways help airlines build and maintain internal instructional and examinercapability, supporting training resilience and operational continuity.
Additional Modules
The CRM course is an extensive ground school module designed to equip you with the competencies to manage all human factors that may affect collaboration between the flight crew and cabin crew.
You will learn to recognize and address these factors, ensuring optimal safety throughout your service.
This course equips you to prioritize safety and respond effectively in situations involving dangerous goods. Topics covered include current regulations, classification, labeling, storage, and loading procedures.
Throughout the module, you will also learn to recognize hidden hazards, understand provisions for passengers and crew, and become familiar with emergency procedures.
The Extended Twin-Engine Operations (ETOPS)/Extended Diversion Time Operations (EDTO) course is designed to certify pilots operating within ETOPS-approved airlines.
During this course, you will review relevant definitions and regulations associated with this type of approval. The synopsis also includes dispatching and flight procedures, along with practical flight examples.
The LVO course provides a complete examination of the regulations, threats, special equipment, and procedures associated with low visibility operations.
Throughout this module, you will gain insights into the specifics of low visibility take-offs and Cat II/III approaches.
This course is designed to develop the technical and non-technical competencies required for multi-pilot operations, complemented by jet orientation elements to support transition to your
first type rating.
This course provides you with an in-depth understanding of the performance-based navigation concept, associated notions, principles, and corresponding operating procedures
The UPRT course combines theoretical training with full-flight simulator training, aiming to equip you with the necessary competencies to prevent and recover from aircraft upsets.
The Zero flight-time type rating training is an operator-linked type-rating pathway completed in a ZFTT-approved FFS, subject to prior transport experience and specific ATO/operator approval conditions.
Additional Modules
CRM
The CRM course is an extensive ground school module designed to equip you with the competencies to manage all human factors that may affect collaboration between the flight crew and cabin crew. You will learn to recognize and address these factors, ensuring optimal safety throughout your service.
Dangerous Goods
This course equips you to prioritize safety and respond effectively in situations involving dangerous goods. Topics covered include current regulations, classification, labeling, storage, and loading procedures.
Throughout the module, you will also learn to recognize hidden hazards, understand provisions for passengers and crew, and become familiar with emergency procedures.
ETOPS
The Extended Twin-Engine Operations (ETOPS)/Extended Diversion Time Operations (EDTO) course is designed to certify pilots operating within ETOPS-approved airlines. During this course, you will review relevant definitions and regulations associated with this type of approval. The synopsis also includes dispatching and flight procedures, along with practical flight examples.
JOC/MCC
This course is designed to develop the technical and non-technical competencies required for multi-pilot operations, complemented by jet orientation elements to support transition to your
first type rating.
LVO
The LVO course provides a complete examination of the regulations, threats, special equipment, and procedures associated with low visibility operations. Throughout this module, you will gain insights into the specifics of low visibility take-offs and Cat II/III approaches.
PBN / RNP-AR
This course provides you with an in-depth understanding of the performance-based navigation concept, associated notions, principles, and corresponding operating procedures
UPRT
The UPRT course combines theoretical training with full-flight simulator training, aiming to equip you with the necessary competencies to prevent and recover from aircraft upsets.
ZFTT
The Zero flight-time type rating training is an operator-linked type-rating pathway completed in a ZFTT-approved FFS, subject to prior transport experience and specific ATO/operator approval conditions.
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