How long is Ryanair line training?

Course outline If accepted in the program, cadets will follow a Boeing 737NG Type Rating Course at CAE for about eight weeks. Line training will be provided by Ryanair from one of their many bases. The number of sectors required to complete Line Training varies with the experience level of the pilot.



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