King Air 200
Initial
Training Summary:
Our King Air 200 Initial course meets the most stringent requirements of the FAA and is designed to train you safely and efficiently. We review aircraft systems and focus on abnormal and emergency procedures. We recognize it’s difficult to learn if you’re bored to tears – that's why we strive to keep our courseware interesting, and our instructors are focused on keeping the training relevant.

 

 

 

 

 

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King Air Pilot Training

 

King Air 200 Initial Pilot Training
Equipped with an RSI Raster xT 4-LCOS projector collimated visual system, new RealFeel digital control loading, new motion controller, and upgraded host and instructor operating systems, our full-motion Level-C simulator is the most recently certified King Air simulator in the United States.

King Air 200 Initial
Pilot Training

You'll practice cockpit procedures and aircraft handling in our full-motion simulator while training for normal, abnormal and emergency situations. In our King Air 200 Initial course, you'll review aircraft systems, limitations, performance, and procedures, as well as weather, high altitude physiology, FAR/AIMs, CRM and Aeronautical Decision Making. Course is FAA-Approved.

 

FARs Satisfied
Program Training Hours
 
Prerequisites
61.56 Flight Review Ground School
22 hrs
  Private, Commercial or ATP
61.57 (a) Landing Recency Brief/Debrief
7.5 hrs
  Instrument Rating
61.57 (b) Night Landing Rcncy Simulator
10 hrs
  Multi-engine
61.57 (c) Instrument Recency  
   
61.57 (d) IPC (if requested)  
   
61.31 (g) High Altitude Endorsmnt  
   

 

Day 1  (time in Hours:Minutes)    
0:30   Register and Paperwork
0:30 Introductions, Facility Overview and Safety Briefing
3:00   Systems Review    
    Aircraft Overview Instruments Navigation 
    PowerPlant AutoFlight Communications 
1:00   Break    
1:00   Systems Integration Training (CPT)  
1:00   Flight Training Briefing    
2:00   Simulator Session 1    
0:30   Flight Training Debriefing  
         
Day 2        
3:30   Systems Review:    
    Fuel Electrical Propeller
0:30   Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)  
1:00   Break    
1:00   Systems Integration Training (CPT)  
1:00   Flight Training Briefing    
2:00   Simulator Session 2    
0:30   Flight Training Debriefing  
         
Day 3        
3:00   Systems Review:    
    Performance Doors & Exits  
    Oxygen Pressurization  
1:00   CFIT, FARs & AIM    
1:00   High Altitude Training  
1:00   Break    
1:00   Flight Training Briefing    
2:00   Simulator Session 3    
0:30   Flight Training Debriefing  
         
Day 4        
5:00   Systems Review:  
    Flight Controls Ice & Rain Weight & Balance
    Heating & Cooling Fire Protection  
    Handling, Service &  Maintenance  
1:00   Break  
1:00   Flight Training Briefing    
2:00   Simulator Session 4    
0:30   Flight Training Debriefing  
         
Day 5        
0:30   Systems Review:  
    Landing Gear & Brakes  
1:00   Exam  
1:00   Exam Review    
1:00   Flight Training Briefing  
2:00   Simulator Session 5    
0:30   Flight Training Debriefing  
0:30   Completion and Certificate Presentation