CRJ info?

[AerroMatt]

I'm looking for DOC info on the CRJ 200 and 700, plus where to go for type rating and how much. Also, does anyone know of used 700's for sale on the market? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

 

[propsarebest]

I'm looking for DOC info on the CRJ 200 and 700, plus where to go for type rating and how much. Also, does anyone know of used 700's for sale on the market? Any information would be greatly appreciated.

There are a couple of 700's that are in Storage in England, previously operated by DUO, all are early serial numbers.

 

[gringo]

Flight Safety offers a type in the CR2, as well as possibly in the CR7. I think the CR2 course cost in the ballpark of $35k. Call their office in Sucklanta for additional details.

And if you hang around a bit, you can probably find some used -200 and -700 airframes right there in the ATL next week... Probably have to repaint them, though.

 

[medfly]

Pan Am $11,500 for crj-200 in dullas
CRJ PIC Initial Program

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PAIFA’s CRJ training curriculum is airline based training and approved on our FAA part 142 certificate. This is the same program many of our Regional airline customers use.

Training Segments


· Home Study - 40 hours covering all Aircraft Systems, Procedures and Profiles.
· Ground Training – 80 hours including Aircraft Systems, General Operational Subjects and Cockpit Procedures Training
· Simulator/FTD Training – 4 flying and 4 hours of non-flying hours in an approved FTD and 16 hours of flying and 16 hours of non-flying training including LOFT in a level “D” FFS.
· Checking – 2 hour Oral and 2 hour simulator Practical Test.


Total Cost for CRJ program - $11,500 plus $300 per oral examination
* $2,000 DEPOSIT Required *

· Deposits need to be received before courseware can be dispatched.
· Balance of course costs is due the first day of attendance.
· Payment must be made by cashiers check, Visa/MasterCard/Discover/AmEx or money order.