Pilot Training
Beechcraft Beechjet 400A · Emergency Procedures
Overview
This document outlines the training options available for pilots of the Beechcraft Beechjet 400A. It provides details on simulator training, course lengths, and prerequisites necessary for obtaining type ratings. The training is designed to enhance pilot skills in various areas, including safety and emergency procedures, crew resource management, and advanced airmanship. The document also highlights the different training locations and the specific avionics systems used in the simulators. Overall, it serves as a comprehensive guide for pilots seeking to improve their proficiency in operating the Beechjet 400A.
- Initial course length: 13 days, including 42 hours of ground school and 28 hours of simulator training.
- Recurrent training options: 4 days for initial recurrent, 5 days for second recurrent.
- Simulator training locations: Dallas, TX (Collins AMS-5000) and Orlando, FL (Collins FMZ-5000).
- Prerequisites include a Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate and multiengine ratings.
- Training covers safety and emergency procedures, crew resource management, and advanced airmanship.
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Simulator Details
The document specifies simulator training options for the Beechcraft Beechjet 400A available in Dallas, TX, and Orlando, FL. In Dallas, the simulator features Collins Pro Line 4 avionics and Collins AMS-5000 FMS, while Orlando uses Collins Pro Line 4 with Collins FMZ-5000. The simulators are approved by various aviation authorities, including FAA and EASA.
Course Overview
The training courses for the Beechcraft Beechjet 400A include initial and recurrent training. The initial course lasts 13 days, with 42 hours of ground school, 8 hours of systems integration, and 28 hours of simulator training. Recurrent courses vary in length, with 4 days for the initial recurrent and 5 days for the second recurrent, each including ground school and simulator training.
Prerequisites for Training
To enroll in the training for the Beechcraft Beechjet 400A, pilots must hold a Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate, along with an Airplane Multiengine Land rating and an Airplane Multiengine Instrument Rating. Additional ATP training and checking are available upon request after meeting the necessary prerequisites.
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Pilot Training cae.com/businessaviation For more information call +1 800 527-4263 or +44 1444-247535 or AviationTraining@CAE.com In the world of aviation, details matter. Every moment and every experience plays a role in helping to ensure that each flight has a safe outcome. That is why we go the extra mile in Dallas, TX and Orlando, FL to ensure that all interactions and experiences that you have with our technologies, solutions, training centers, and people are of the highest quality because we know that every one of these moments plays a role in helping you be your best. Beechjet 400A Simulator Details Not all related training options available at every location Location Avionics FMS Level Approvals (as of revision date below) Dallas, TX Collins Pro Line 4 Collins AMS-5000 D ANAC-BR, CAAC, EASA, FAA, UK-CAA Orlando, FL Collins Pro Line 4 Collins FMZ-5000 C FAA, TC Course Overview Initial Recurrent Recurrent Course Length* 13 days 4 days 5 days Ground School 42 hrs 18 hrs 18 hrs Systems Integration 8 hrs - - Simulator Training / Checking 28 hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs *Not including days off Differences: • Beechjet 400A to Nextant 400XT Advanced Airmanship: • Crew Resource Management - Initial • Crew Resource Management - Recurrent • Safety and Emergency Procedures • RVSM General eLearning: • International Procedures • Pacific Operations • Performance Based Navigation (PBN) • Safety Management System (SMS) Related Training Options Simulator Training time may vary based on attendance as a crew, or individual pilot. Course length does not account for days off. To complete all the training and testing for an added BE-400 type rating in a Level C or Level D flight simulator, the applicant must hold the following: • Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate • Airplane Multiengine Land – Not limited to VFR Only • Airplane Multiengine Instrument Rating Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) Certificate training/checking available upon request upon the completion of all required prerequisites, including 14 CFR §§ 61.153, 61.155, 61.159, and/or 61.160. Notes and Prerequisites