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Cessna Citation X+ · Emergency Procedures

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Overview

This document outlines the training courses available for the Cessna Citation X, including initial and recurrent training options. It provides details on course lengths, ground school hours, simulator training, and prerequisites for obtaining a CE-750 type rating. The training is designed for pilots seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge specific to the Citation X aircraft. The document emphasizes the importance of quality training and safety procedures, ensuring pilots are well-prepared for their roles.

  • Initial training course length: 17 days
  • Ground school hours for initial training: 71 hours
  • Simulator training hours for initial: 28 hours
  • Prerequisites include Private Pilot or higher certification
  • Advanced training includes Crew Resource Management and Safety Procedures

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Document details

Type
Emergency Procedures
Pages
2
File size
222 KB
Publisher
www.cae.com
How rare is it?
6Cessna Citation X+ registered worldwide · 0 active

Common. Rarer than 9% of the aircraft models we track.

Documentation completeness
4/7

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In this document

Course Overview

The document provides a comprehensive overview of the training courses for the Cessna Citation X, detailing the duration and structure of initial and recurrent training. Initial training spans 17 days, while recurrent training options are available for 4 and 5 days. Ground school consists of 71 hours for initial training and 17 hours for recurrent training. Simulator training varies, with 28 hours for initial and 8 to 12 hours for recurrent training.

Simulator Details

The document specifies that simulator training may not be available at all locations. It lists the simulator details for Dallas, TX, including the Honeywell Primus 2000 avionics and Honeywell NZ-2000 FMS, with Level D approvals from various aviation authorities.

Prerequisites for Training

To enroll in the training for the CE-750 type rating, pilots must hold a Private Pilot, Commercial, or ATP Certificate, along with an Airplane Multiengine Land rating that is not limited to VFR Only and/or Centerline Thrust. Additionally, an Airplane Multiengine Instrument Rating is required.

Advanced Airmanship Training

The document highlights advanced airmanship training components, including Crew Resource Management for both initial and recurrent training, Safety and Emergency Procedures, and Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM) 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 Citation X Course Overview Initial Recurrent Recurrent Course Length* 17 days 4 days 5 days Ground School 71 hrs 17 hrs 17 hrs Systems Integration 11 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 2000 Honeywell NZ-2000 D ANAC-BR, CAAT, EASA, FAA, TC, UK-CAA Differences: • None 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-750 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. Notes and Prerequisites 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.