Aircraft Type Differences Course
CASA Part 66 Aircraft Type Training
Aircraft Type Differences Course
Part 66 Type Course
Sigma Aerospace College (Sigma Aerospace Pty / SIG026P

CASA Type Differences Course for B2 for Boeing 737NG \ 737-600 [CFM56] to Boeing 737 MAX [CFM LEAP-1B]

CASA Part 147 approved differences training between aircraft/engine variants to address the differences in systems, maintenance practices and limitations relevant to the additional rating outcome. The scope and duration are based on a training needs analysis and are intended to support issue of a further Part 66 aircraft type rating (or variant), as applicable. When all applicable aircraft type rating requirements have been met, the applicant applies to CASA using Form 541. Sigma separately notifies CASA of successful training outcomes using Form 465.

Who is this course for?

Part 66 licence holders in the relevant category/subcategory who already hold a relevant aircraft type rating and require differences training to support endorsement of the additional aircraft/engine variant stated in the course title on a Part 66 licence.

Course Outcome / Certification

Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will receive:
* Sigma submission of the CASA Form 465 training-outcome notification to CASA
* Application guidance for CASA Form 541 once all applicable aircraft type rating requirements have been met
* Course Certificate (non-AQF)

Express interest
CASA application form: Form 541 (Australian Civil Qualifications) once all applicable aircraft type rating requirements have been met. Sigma submits Form 465 as the MTO training-outcome notification; the applicant remains responsible for lodging Form 541 and the required supporting evidence.
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Course information

Sigma Aerospace College (Sigma Aerospace Pty / SIG026P

CASA Type Differences Course for B2 for Boeing 737NG \ 737-600 [CFM56] to Boeing 737 MAX [CFM LEAP-1B]

Delivered via

Face-to-Face In-person Course at a nominated airport

Instructor-led Practical on Course (POC) aircraft type practical training and assessment delivered in-person at a nominated base / maintenance facility using an aircraft of the relevant type.

This delivery mode is used to complete the practical element of type training where POC is applicable, and is supported by practical observation and documentation to meet the approved syllabus.

tuition Fees

Full Fee: $6,500 +GST
$500 on application, balance prior to commencement

Tuition fees are paid as $500 on application to secure a place, with the balance due 1 week prior to commencement (unless otherwise stated on the invoice).

POC delivery may involve additional costs such as travel, accommodation, local transport, PPE, and host-site access requirements. These are not included unless explicitly agreed in writing. Fees may change; the invoice and Student Agreement are the source of truth for your enrolment.

Course Duration

3 days
Study Load: 8 hours per day

Before you Apply

  • This pathway is intended for CASA Part 66 licence holders seeking aircraft type practical training for the applicable licence category.
  • Delivery requires access to an appropriate facility and an aircraft of the relevant type. Availability is an operational dependency and must be confirmed prior to scheduling.
  • You must be able to meet site access requirements (e.g., ASIC/security checks where required), comply with WHS/PPE requirements, and attend for the full scheduled duration.
  • Depending on your circumstances (e.g., first type rating), CASA may require additional OJT in addition to POC.

Full Entry Requirements

Units of study in this Course

How We Train

Each POC Course shall be carried out at a base or maintenance facility that has the appropriate resources necessary to carry out the program for the aircraft type. This includes an operational aircraft that is readily available for the training session(s).

How We Assess

** How We Undertake Assessment (Practical on Course)

Assessment is via Practical Observation by a SIGMA AEROSPACE COLLEGE® approved POC Assessor.

Entry Requirements

Licence

  • Must be a holder of a valid Part 66 AME license in the applicable Category
  • Valid ASIC

Computing

  • Desktop or Laptop computer with webcam and speaker, and modern web browser, PDF viewer, and standards-compatible office suite software
  • Reliable broadband internet connection
  • An active email address
  • Intermediate computing skills, including knowledge of how to use internet to access information.
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