Type rating definition

Type rating means a rating for each type of aircraft;

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Type rating means an endorsement on a pilot certificate indicating the make and type of aircraft that the individual has the skill or authorization to operate, and that the holder of the certificate has completed the appropriate training and testing required by a civil or military aviation authority.

Type rating means a rating that entitles the holder of a pilot licence to act as pilot of an aircraft of the type specified in the rating;

Examples of Type rating in a sentence

• The Project is to consist of one (1) 480 V STAMFORD GENERATOR, Type: PE 734 E2 with Type rating of 2300 KVA and a rated output of 1426 KW at 100 % pf and 1416 KW at 80% pf.

• Begynnerlønn tildeles ▇▇▇▇▇ følgende tabell: Lønnstrinn Alternativ 1 Uten Type rating Alternativ 2 Med Type rating 1 Flygere med mindre enn 1500 timer totaltid ▇▇▇▇▇ mindre enn 500 timer multicrew.

• Pilot hours in the Preceding 12-months 100 hrs¹ ¹ Or performed as an AKC in the past 12-months; or received a Type rating in the make and model to be flown in the past 12-months, or pilots previously designated as AKC but who have not acted in that capacity during previous 36-months, shall demonstrate their ability in flight aboard the aircraft to a designated Airtanker Pilot Inspector during the annual pilot approval process.

More Definitions of Type rating

Type rating means: (i) with respect to an EU Part-FCL license, a rating attached to a pilot license. The privileges of the holder of a type rating are to act as pilot on the type of aircraft specified in the rating as outlined in the EASA type rating and license endorsement list flight crew - all aircraft excluding helicopters. (ii) with respect to an FAA pilot certificate, the rating on an FAA pilot certificate for any large aircraft (except lighter than air), turbojet powered airplane, or other aircraft specified by the FAA Administrator through type certification procedures for which a pilot must meet specific aeronautical knowledge and experience and testing requirements in order to act as pilot in command of the aircraft.