Executive Flight Training-07

CE-500 Recurrent Training

Fly Safe Train Smart

CE-500 Recurrent Training

Fly Safe Train Smart

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About

Cessna Citation – CE-500

The Citation 500 line started when a small Citation prototype first flew on September 15, 1969. The Fanjet 500 prototype was certified and renamed as the Citation on September 9, 1971. It was upgraded in 1976 as the Citation I and was offered with a single pilot option. Powered by two Pratt & Whitney JT-15D turbofans, and a straight wing, it became a best seller for Cessna. The Citation II and Bravo were stretched variants of the Citation I and included the Citation II/SP, a single pilot version. The Citation Bravo was introduced with upgraded avionics and Pratt & Whitney PW530 engines, which boosted performance. The Citation V, Ultra, and Encore soon followed, all offering increased performance and amenities.

SafePilot Group E-Learning

Ground Training

Aircraft Systems

 

  • Electrical System
  • Lighting
  • Master Warning System
  • Fuel System
  • Power-plant
  • Fire Protection
  • Pneumatic System
  • Hydraulic System
  • Ice and Rain Protection
  • Air Conditioning
  • Pressurization
  • Landing Gear & Brakes
  • Flight Controls
  • Pitot Static System
  • Oxygen System

Weight & Balance/Performance

Emergency Equipment and Procedures and Passenger Briefing

Examination

Sim & Flight Training

Session 1

Full Motion Citation Simulator or in your CE-500

Preflight Preparation
Ground Operations
  • Engine Start
  • Normal Start Procedures
  • Hot Start Procedures
Pre-Takeoff Checks
Takeoff and Departure Maneuvers
  • Rejected Takeoff
  • Emergency Evacuation
  • Normal Takeoff
Inflight Maneuvers
  • Steep Turns 360 Left and Right
  • Approach to Stall and Recovery
    • Clean Configuration
    • Departure Configuration
    • Approach to Landing Configuration
  • Unusual Attitude Recovery
  • Emergency Descent
Emergency Procedures
  • High Speed Rejected Takeoff
  • Engine Failure at V1
  • Dual Engine Failure
  • Flap Failure
  • Landing a gear Failure
  • Smoke in cockpit
Post Flight Debriefing

Session 2

Training Completed in Your CE-500

Preflight Procedures
Ground Operations
  • Powerplant Start
    • Normal Start Procedures
    • Hot Start Procedures
    • Taxiing
    • Emergency Braking Procedures
    • Pre-Takeoff Checks
Takeoff and Departure Maneuvers
  • Instrument Takeoff
  • Powerplant Failure During Takeoff
Inflight Maneuvers
  • Steep Turns 360 Left and Right
  • Approaches to Stalls
    • Clean Configuration
    • Departure Configuration
    • Approach to Landing Configuration
Emergency Decent
Smoke in Cockpit
Emergency Procedures
  • Simulated Engine Fire in Flight
  • Simulated Engine Failure in Flight
  • Emergency Landing Gear Extension
  • Hydraulic System Failure
  • Wind Shear
Instrument Procedures
  • Instrument Arrival-One Engine Inoperative
  • Precision Approach to Missed Approach-One Engine Inoperative
  • Nonprecision Approach to Missed Approach-One Engine Inoperative
  • Holding
  • Nonprecision Approach to Landing
  • AHARS/ADC failure
Post Flight Review and Debrief

Lead Instructor

Douglas Carmody is a former airline Captain with over 30,000 flight hours. He has over 32 years of instructional experience in turbine aircraft. Along with being a contract instructor, he’s also a corporate pilot, a charter pilot, a licensed A & P Mechanic, and author of 15 aviation books and numerous magazine articles.