REGULATION REFORM A guide to type-rated helicopters — includes list of ratings Learn about the type-rated helicopters that have been in effect since 1 September 2014 under new licensing rules. The full rules are contained in Part 61 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations. Who should read this information sheet? ›› Pilots. ›› Flight engineers. ›› Operators. ›› Flying training organisations. Which helicopters have type ratings? The following helicopters have type ratings: ›› all multi-crew certificated helicopters The official type ratings list is a Legislative Instrument that will be updated when new types are introduced, changes are made or ratings are no longer required. For more information refer to Civil Aviation Safety Regulations (CASR) 61.055 and 61.060. Some type ratings cover several models (variants), so the list includes requirements for differences training. See below for information on how to determine which type rating is required and whether differences training is needed to operate a different model. Flight crew type ratings Specific type ratings apply to flight crew operating particular aircraft. For example, a captain or co-pilot on an S61 must hold a pilot licence and an S61 type rating. ›› all multi-engine helicopters ›› specified single-pilot certificated helicopters that have performance, complexity or handling characteristics that warrant pilots completing a type specific training course. REGULATION REFORM | TRAINING AND LICENSING CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY © 2014 How to use this guide 2.Do you need to complete differences training? 1. What type rating do you need? Find the type and model of helicopter you want to fly by looking at the first two columns in the table. The type rating you need to fly that model of helicopter is listed in the last column. Example 1 Type certificate holder Bell Helicopters Some models covered by a type rating require differences training (specified in column three using the abbreviation ‘DTR’). To fly a model that is listed in a different cell to a model that you were trained on for the grant of the type rating, you will need to undertake differences training if differences training is specified in column three. Differences training courses must be approved by CASA and conducted by a Part 142 operator. Example 2 Helicopter Differences models and training variants required? Bell 427 Bell 429 Type rating required BH427 BH429 The AS332 type rating covers the following models: AS332L, AS332 L2 and the EC225. In column three, the abbreviation ‘DTR’ is listed. If you have completed your type rate training on an AS332L, you are authorised to operate that model of helicopter, however, to operate one of the models included in the AS332 type rating (for example the EC225), you need to undertake differences training. Differences training is required because the abbreviation ‘DTR’ is in column three. The differences training must be done in the EC225. Type certificate holder Airbus Helicopters Helicopter models and variants AS332L AS332 L2 Aerospatiale EC225 Eurocopter or EADs REGULATION REFORM | TRAINING AND LICENSING Differences Type rating training required required? DTR AS332 Single-pilot type rated helicopters, type ratings, variants and differences training (61.060 (1) (a), (1) (b) (i), (ii) and (iii)) Type certificate holder Airbus Helicopters Aerospatiale Eurocopter Kawasaki Agusta Helicopter Differences Type models and training rating variants required? required EC 135 (excluding DTR EC135 CPDS models) EC 135 (all CPDS models) AS 355 DTR AS355 AS 355N BK 117 (all A and B models) BK 117 C-1 BK117/ BK 117 C-2 DTR EC145 (EC145) BK 117 D-2 (EC145T2) SA 365 (excluding all N and N3 models) SA/AS 365 AS365/ DTR (N models EC155(SP) excluding N3 models) AS 365 N3 AS 365 N3+ EC 155 EC 175 EC175(SP) A 109 (all A and C models) A 109 E A 109 K2 DTR A109 A 109 S (Power) A 109 SP (Grand) AB/AW 139 AW139(SP) AW 189 AW189(SP) Type certificate holder Augusta Bell Helicopters Bell Helicopters Kaman MD Helicopters Messerschmitt Bolkow Airbus Helicopters PZL Robinson Helicopters Sikorsky Helicopter models and variants BH/AB 212 BH/AB 412 206 LT Bell 214 (excluding Bell 214 ST) Bell 214 ST Bell 222 Bell 230 Bell 430 Bell 427 Bell 429 K-Max (K1200) MD 900 Explorer MD 902S Differences Type training rating required? required DTR BH206LT BH214 BH214ST DTR BH222/430 BH427 BH429 K1200 DTR BO 105 W-3A Sokol R22 R44 S 58 S 58 (turbine engine models) S 61 S 76A series S 76B series S 76C series S 76D series BH212/412 MD900 BO 105 W3A R22 R44 SK58 SK58T SK61 (SP) DTR SK76(SP) CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY © 2014 Multi-crew pilot helicopter type ratings, variants and differences training (61.055 (1) (a), (b) and (c)) Helicopter Type certificate models and holder variants Differences Type training rating required? required AS 332 L AS 332 L2 DTR Airbus Helicopters Aerospatiale Eurocopter or EADS The new rules relating to type-rated helicopters are contained in Part 61 of the Civil Aviation Safety Regulations: ›› Regulation 61.055 – prescription of type ratings and variants – multi-crew aircraft SA330 ›› Regulation 61.060 – prescription of type ratings – single-pilot aircraft SA/AS365 (excluding all N and N3 models) AS 365 N models (excluding N3 models) Visit www.casa.gov.au/licensingregs AS332 EC225 SA 330 Want to know more? ›› Regulation 61.200 – differences training requirements DTR AS365/ EC155 ›› Regulation 61.205 – when training must not be conducted in aircraft ›› Division 61.L.5 – pilot type ratings ›› Paragraph 142.015(2)(d) – Part 142 flight training (definition). AS 365 N3 AS 365 N3+ EC 155 This information sheet was updated September 2014 EC 175 Agusta Westland EH industries Agusta Bell EC175 EH101 EH101 AB/AW 139 AW139 AW 189 AW189 S64 S 55 (piston engine models) Sikorsky Erickson S 55 (turbine engine models) SK64 DTR SK55 S 61 SK61 S 62 SK62 S 76A series S 76B series S 76C series DTR SK76 S 76D series S 70 SK70 S 92 SK92 REGULATION REFORM | TRAINING AND LICENSING © Airbus Helicopters CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY © 2014
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