Refresher training CL601 and CE560
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Refresher training CL601 and CE560
I’m trying to get back into flying business jets , have been away from it for about 25 years , I’m typed in the above business jets and need to get recurrent training ....... Any idea of recurrent training costs at the various training facilities ? Locations ? I’m a widebody Captain
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I’m trying to get back into flying business jets , have been away from it for about 25 years , I’m typed in the above business jets and need to get recurrent training ....... Any idea of recurrent training costs at the various training facilities ? Locations ? I’m a widebody Captain
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JTwift, can you reference the FAA Regulation that states this? I admit that I don't know all the regs by heart, but I have never seen a 3 year or 2 year mandate to retake an initial course. Is this a part 142 school requirement?
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I don’t know about P91, but I think it is 3 years by our rules (P135).
#9
Yep - three of them that the USAF bought Flight Inspection years ago for the DET 1 upstairs doing the war zone stuff and the FAA flies them Internationally (Europe and awhile ago in the Pacific) and Domestically.
As you say - they are getting long in the tooth though and are looking at replacing them with either more -605s (or maybe -650s so says possible rumor control)
As you say - they are getting long in the tooth though and are looking at replacing them with either more -605s (or maybe -650s so says possible rumor control)
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However, insurance/underwriters may have a say in those numbers.
So, yeah, 60 months/infinity are the technically correct answers. I HAVE had people come through initial just outside a 3 year window because their respective employers required it.
Good luck!