TRI Course
Are you interested in becoming an instructor? If you are passionate about sharing your experience and knowledge with future pilots, we offer the opportunity to obtain a Type Rating Instructor (TRI) license.
Our Facilities
Located in Ho Chi Minh City, our training center offers top-quality training, recognized and approved by aviation authorities in the region.
Modern
Training facilities house state-of-the-art full flight simulators, modern classrooms, and briefing-debriefing rooms.
Advanced
The training center has the latest technology for the highest quality training – with tools, and devices to ensure best preparation.
Why BAA Training Vietnam?
CAAV-Approved ATO
BAA Training Vietnam is an Approved Training Organization (ATO), recognized by the Civil Aviation Administration of Vietnam (CAAV), earning the trust of region-wide airlines.
Personal Manager
Each student is assigned a personal manager who supports them throughout their studies and assists with job placement.
Experienced Instructors
Our instructors are fully certified, highly skilled, and have years of industry experience – currently employed as airline Captains.
TRI Course Structure
The TRI course provides comprehensive training through classroom instruction and practical sessions, ensuring pilots are fully qualified to teach future pilots.
Teaching & Learning
25 hours of theory are focused on:
- The learning process;
- The teaching process;
- Training philosophies;
- Techniques of applied instruction;
- Student evaluation and testing;
- Training program development;
- Human performance and limitations relevant to flight instruction;
- Specific hazards involved in simulating systems failures and malfunctions in the aircraft during flight;
- Training administration.
The practical phase consists of Technical Training, Competency-Based Training and Assessment (CBTA), and Evidence-Based Training (EBT), simulator training, right-hand seat qualification, and Assessment of Competence.
Entry Requirements
Pilots must meet specific criteria to enroll in the program. These requirements ensure that all students have the foundational skills and experience needed to fully benefit from the training.
License
Valid CPL, MPL, or ATPL pilot license on the applicable aircraft category
Ratings
Valid Type Rating/Instrument Rating (IR) on the corresponding aircraft
Flight Time
1,500 flight hours as a pilot on a multi-crew aircraft
Other
Completed 30 route sectors*, including take-offs and landings as a PIC or co-pilot on the applicable aircraft type within 12 months preceding the date of application
*15 sectors out of 30 may be completed in the FFS representing that type of aircraft.
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