Beechcraft 99 Airliner — Training Manual

This Flight Standardization Board Report provides essential information regarding the Textron Aviation, Inc. Model BE-200, focusing on pilot training, checking, and currency requirements. It serves as a guide for FAA employees, aircraft operators, and training providers to ensure compliance with federal regulations and operational suitability. The document outlines the necessary pilot type ratings, training requirements, and operational evaluations needed for the BE-200, which is recognized for its operational suitability under various FAA regulations. The report also includes details on differences training and checking between related aircraft models, ensuring pilots are adequately prepared for the unique characteristics of the BE-200.

• Pilot type rating for the BE-200 is required for operation.
• Initial training should include experience in high-altitude operations and multiengine turboprop aircraft.
• Pilots must demonstrate a no-flap approach and landing during proficiency checks.
• Currency requirements are based on experience in Model 200 aircraft as per 14 CFR regulations.
• The BE-200 is operationally suitable for operations under 14 CFR parts 91 and 135.