Boeing 767-type Course Training SOO.docx
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- Boeing 767-type Course Training Federal contract opportunity
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- FA462120Q0002
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This statement of objectives and solicitation describe a requirements contract for Boeing 767-type course training. The Air Force seeks to train eighty pilots across forty air crews by December 2020 through a combination of seventy-two hours of self-directed computer-based training and thirty-six hours of instructor-led training and exams within an eight to ten day period. The training must be FAA-approved and result in pilots obtaining a Boeing 767 type rating and ATP certificate. The primary purpose is to provide this training for forty KC-46 air crews from McConnell Air Force Base over nine months to familiarize pilots with operating the KC-46, a modified Boeing 767. The solicitation was released by the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command.
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STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVES (SOO)
Boeing 767-type Course Training McConnell AFB, Kansas
GENERAL:
The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, training materials, supervision and any other items and/or services necessary to facilitate the education and qualification of Boeing 767-type training for KC-46 air crew pilots. The B-767-type training objective is to present flight crew members with essential knowledge for understanding the basic functions of the aircraft systems, the integration of aircraft systems, operational procedures, and the use of the individual system components. The core curriculum shall consist of an FAA approved course of training which leads to a type rating in the B767 aircraft and also for pilots to meet the Air Transport Pilot (ATP) requirements of 14 CFR Part 61 to obtain an ATP certificate upon conclusion of the course.
PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS:
The government training objectives to achieve are as follows:
1. Must be able to train eighty (80) pilots (40 air crews) by December 31, 2020.
2. Training course must be FAA approved prior to contract start date.
3. Training must be completed in less than or equal to 10 calendar days.
4. A minimum 72 hours of self-directed and computer based training.
5. A minimum of 36 hours of instructor lead training and exams.
6. Obtain a B767-type rating and ATP certificate at conclusion of course.
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