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Scut Farkus 01-22-2022 12:59 PM

Bringing this back from the dead!!
Question for the in the know folks. I have a CE-500 type rating from way back and am now doing some Contract flying as SIC.
Looking to do Recurrent to start flying as PIC again, is it worth doing the Single Pilot Exemption(SEP) or just do recurrent?
Thanks,
Scut

captjns 01-23-2022 04:49 AM


Originally Posted by Scut Farkus (Post 3358046)
Bringing this back from the dead!!
Question for the in the know folks. I have a CE-500 type rating from way back and am now doing some Contract flying as SIC.
Looking to do Recurrent to start flying as PIC again, is it worth doing the Single Pilot Exemption(SEP) or just do recurrent?
Thanks,
Scut

Check with Flight Safety / CAE / Simcom. They can answer your questions. They are better equipped to advise if you can bypass the normal 61.58 before moving on to the “SIC Required” removal.

Scut Farkus 01-23-2022 05:30 AM

Thanks CJ,
I already have the TYPE rating. Asking for those who may be doing contract flying if the Single pilot exemption is valuable, or is all the flying available multi crew required, so a waste of money.
Thanks,
Scut

OscarRomeo 01-23-2022 05:46 AM


Originally Posted by Scut Farkus (Post 3358290)
Thanks CJ,
I already have the TYPE rating. Asking for those who may be doing contract flying if the Single pilot exemption is valuable, or is all the flying available multi crew required, so a waste of money.
Thanks,
Scut

Ask on *************.com if you’re a member or on some of the PJ Facebook pages and you’ll probably get some good feedback. I’ve heard that recent insurance premiums for SP make it cheaper to just have an SIC.

Diesel8 01-23-2022 08:22 PM

Where does the Latitude & Longitude fit into this matrix?

tallpilot 01-24-2022 06:35 PM


Originally Posted by Diesel8 (Post 3358726)
Where does the Latitude & Longitude fit into this matrix?

Latitude is CE-680 same as Sovereign

Longitude is CE-700

Was that your question?

Diesel8 01-24-2022 09:17 PM


Originally Posted by tallpilot (Post 3359214)
Latitude is CE-680 same as Sovereign

Longitude is CE-700

Was that your question?

So, the CE-700 is a completely separate type rating than the rest of the line up?

Red Forman 01-28-2022 02:25 PM


Originally Posted by Diesel8 (Post 3359260)
So, the CE-700 is a completely separate type rating than the rest of the line up?

There are a lot of different type ratings for the different citation types.

QOLNUM1 02-14-2022 08:01 AM

Yes, get the S addition.

tallpilot 02-14-2022 12:26 PM


Originally Posted by Diesel8 (Post 3359260)
So, the CE-700 is a completely separate type rating than the rest of the line up?

Correct. Ostensibly, there will be a follow on aircraft to the Longitude in a few years and I would expect that to be the same type just like the X and X+.


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