RSA offers pilots one of the industry’s most advanced and comprehensive type rating training programs. Our programs combine innovative methodologies, knowledgeable instructors, and advanced simulation technology for a truly unique learning experience. Our preferred type rating training organisations trains pilots using a practical and operationally integrated learning approach with all training carried out using computer-based training tools, flight training devices and full-flight simulators.

Advantages of Type Rating:

Many airlines and aviation companies require pilots to have type ratings for the specific aircraft they operate. By having a type rating, you become eligible for a wider range of job openings.

Competitive Edge: 

In a competitive job market, having a type rating can give you an edge over other applicants. Airlines are more likely to consider candidates who are already certified to operate the specific aircraft they use, saving them time and resources on training.

Faster Onboarding:

Airlines prefer to hire pilots who can quickly transition into their fleet and start flying without extensive additional training. Having a type rating allows you to be operational sooner, making you an attractive candidate for recruitment.

Shorter Training Period: 

If you’re hired by an airline that requires a type rating, your initial training period will be shorter and more focused. This means you can start earning sooner and contribute to the airline’s operations faster.

Increased Professionalism:

Earning a type rating showcases your commitment to your career and your dedication to mastering specific aircraft systems. This level of expertise enhances your professional reputation among colleagues and employers.

It’s important to note that obtaining a type rating may require a financial investment, but the long-term benefits in terms of career advancement and earning potential often outweigh the initial cost. Research the type ratings relevant to the aircraft operated by airlines you’re interested in and consider how obtaining those ratings aligns with your career goals.