Citation II/SII Pilot Initial Training Course Outline
Cessna Citation SII · Pilot's Operating Handbook
Overview
This document outlines the training program for pilots of the Cessna Citation II/SII. It details the structure and content of the initial training course, which spans 14 days and is offered at CAE facilities in Dallas and London. The training includes a combination of ground school, simulator sessions, and practical tests, ensuring that pilots are well-prepared for operating the aircraft. The curriculum covers various systems and procedures relevant to the Citation II/SII, emphasizing both normal and abnormal operations. The document serves as a guide for prospective pilots undergoing initial training, providing insights into the course segments and requirements.
- Total training duration is 14 days.
- Ground training consists of 44 hours.
- Simulator training includes 18 hours for single and 24 hours for crew.
- Practical tests include both oral and simulator evaluations.
- Curriculum covers normal and abnormal operations for various aircraft systems.
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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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In this document
Course Segments
The training program consists of several segments totaling 94 hours. This includes 44 hours of Aircraft Ground Training, 4 hours of Systems Integration Training, and various simulator flight training sessions totaling 42 hours, divided between single and crew practical tests.
Ground School Curriculum
The ground school curriculum covers essential topics such as Aircraft General, Emergency Equipment, Flight Manual, and various systems including Electrical, Hydraulic, Auto Flight System, and more. Each topic addresses both normal and abnormal operations to ensure comprehensive understanding.
Simulator Sessions
Simulator training includes sessions on Normal Maneuvers and Procedures, Abnormal and Emergency Procedures, and Engine-Out Procedures. Specific training for cold and hot weather operations is also included, along with preparation for the simulator portion of the practical test.
Training Locations
Training is conducted at CAE facilities in Dallas and London Burgess Hill. Each location has specific simulator approvals and equipment, ensuring that training is aligned with regulatory standards.
Practical Tests
The training program includes both oral and simulator practical tests, ensuring that pilots demonstrate their knowledge and skills effectively. The tests are designed to assess readiness for real-world operations.
Full document text
Your worldwide training partner of choice Elevate your training experience. CAE delivers the ultimate flight training experience for pilots of business aircraft. With safe operations as the top priority, our training programs utilize experienced instructors and highly advanced simulation technology. All training is carried out using computer-based tools, flight training devices, and Level C and D full-flight simulators. But your other needs are also important. That’s why we offer convenient and enjoyable locations, unsurpassed service, and tailored programs and schedules that meet your needs. Citation II/SII pilot initial training is a 14-day program and is offered in our Dallas and London Burgess Hill facilities — days off vary by location and regulatory agency. To ensure that we meet customer needs and provide a training experience true to the aircraft, we tailor training to your schedule and your operational requirements. So work with the people who work with you. Citation II/SII COURSE OUTLINE Pilot Initial Your worldwide training partner of choice For more information please call: 1-800-527-2463 or aviationtraining@cae.com Course segments Hours Aircraft Ground Training 44.0 Systems Integration Training 4.0 Practical Test – Oral 2.0 Flight Training–Simulator (Single) 18.0 Flight Training – Simulator (Crew) 24.0 Practical Test – Simulator (Single) 2.0 Practical Test – Simulator (Crew) 4.0 Ground school curriculum • Aircraft General • Emergency Equipment • Aircraft Flight Manual • Electrical – Normals / Abnormals • Lighting – Initial • Hydraulic – Normals / Abnormals • Landing Gear and Brakes – Normals / Abnormals • Auto Flight System – Normals / Abnormals • Powerplant – Normals / Abnormals • Fire Protection – Normals / Abnormals • Fuel – Normals / Abnormals • Flight Controls – Normals / Abnormals • Air Conditioning and Pressurization – Normals / Abnormals • Oxygen – Normals / Abnormals • Ice and Rain – Normals / Abnormals • Flight Profiles and Maneuvers • Flight Instruments – Normals / Abnormals Course overview Citation II/SII Pilot Initial • Navigation Equipment – Normals / Abnormals • FMS Local Area Navigation • Flight Planning and Performance • Communication Equipment – Normals / Abnormals • Weight and Balance • Performance and Limitations Review • Systems and Procedures Review • Oral Portion of the Practical Test Simulator sessions • Normal Maneuvers and Procedures • Abnormal and Emergency Procedures • Engine-Out Procedures • Cold Weather Operations / LOFT • Hot Weather Operations / LOFT • Recommendation and Review • Simulator Portion of the Practical Test Differences training • N/A Simulator profiles Dallas Approvals TC EASA Avionics Sperry AD650A ADI FMS UNS-1F Sim level C London Burgess Hill Approvals CAA Avionics EDZ-605 FMS Universal UNS-1L Sim level D