Pilot Training
Cessna Citation Bravo · Emergency Procedures
Overview
This document provides an overview of the training courses available for the Cessna Citation Bravo, including initial and recurrent training options. It outlines the course lengths, ground school hours, simulator training, and the prerequisites for pilots wishing to obtain a CE-500 type rating. The training is designed to enhance pilot skills and ensure safety during operations of the Citation Bravo and its variants. The document also highlights the importance of advanced airmanship and crew resource management in aviation training.
- Initial training for the Citation Bravo lasts 13 days, with 46 hours of ground school and 28 hours of simulator training.
- Recurrent training options are available for 4 days and 5 days, with 18 hours of ground school and 8-12 hours of simulator training.
- Pilots must hold specific certifications, including a Private Pilot or ATP Certificate, to qualify for training.
- Advanced airmanship and crew resource management are integral parts of the training curriculum.
- The document outlines differences in training for various Citation models, ensuring pilots are aware of specific requirements.
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Originally published by www.cae.com. Sprinkle hosts a reference copy with an added summary, specifications and searchable full text.
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- Emergency Procedures
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- 2
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- 223 KB
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- www.cae.com
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In this document
Course Overview
The training program for the Cessna Citation Bravo includes initial and recurrent courses, with varying lengths: 13 days for initial training, 4 days for recurrent training, and 5 days for additional recurrent training. Ground school consists of 46 hours for initial training and 18 hours for recurrent sessions. Simulator training includes 28 hours for initial, 8 hours for recurrent, and 12 hours for additional recurrent training.
Simulator Details
Simulator training is conducted in a Level D simulator, with specific avionics and FMS systems used for training. The document notes that not all training options may be available at every location, emphasizing the need for pilots to check availability.
Prerequisites for Training
To enroll in the training for the CE-500 type rating, pilots must hold a Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate, as well as an Airplane Multiengine Land rating and an Airplane Multiengine Instrument Rating. Additional prerequisites apply for single pilot courses.
Advanced Airmanship and Safety Procedures
The training includes components on advanced airmanship, crew resource management, and safety and emergency procedures, which are critical for ensuring safe flight operations.
Differences in Citation Models
The document lists differences in training requirements and procedures for various Citation models, including transitions from Citation 550 Bravo to 500, 550 SII, 560, 560 Ultra, and 560 Encore.
Safety notes
- Safety and emergency procedures are emphasized as critical components of pilot training.
Full document text
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 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. Citation Bravo Course Overview Initial Recurrent Recurrent Course Length* 13 days 4 days 5 days Ground School 46 hrs 18 hrs 18 hrs Systems Integration 4 hrs - - Simulator Training / Checking 28 hrs 8 hrs 12 hrs *Not including days off Simulator Details Not all related training options available at every location Location Avionics FMS Level Approvals (as of revision date below) Dallas, TX Honeywell Primus 1000 Universal UNS-1LW D ANAC-BR, CAAT, FAA Differences: • Citation 550 Bravo to 500 (I) • Citation 550 Bravo to 550 (SII) • Citation 550 Bravo to 560 (V) • Citation 550 Bravo to 560 Ultra • Citation 550 Bravo to 560 Encore Specialty and Ancillary: • Single Pilot Initial • Single Pilot Recurrent • Single Pilot Transition (Citation 501, Citation 551) 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 CE-500 type rating in a Level D flight simulator, the applicant must hold the following: • Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate • Airplane Multiengine Land – Not limited to VFR Only and/or Centerline Thrust • 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. Single Pilot Initial and Recurrent courses available upon request for those pilots who meet the minimum prerequisites. Single Pilot Transition course available upon request for those pilots who meet the minimum prerequisites of the following: • Hold a CE-500 type rating • Completed an FAA approved CE-500, CE-550 Initial or CE-560 Initial or Recurrent simulator course within the preceding 180 days. Notes and Prerequisites