This course is designed for pilots who wish to learn about Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA). It provides an excellent springboard for Eclipse owners who need a solid refresher course on basic instrument procedures, or an introduction to the glass cockpit and test prep package. The course covers techniques that will help minimize common mistakes while taking the EA-500 check-ride. Eclipse owners who have taken this course report they have much greater comfort with thinking at “jet speeds” and admit gaining tremendous insight into national airspace and FARs. It also has the results of adding a type-rating to your certificate with unrestricted airman’s privileges in the MS760, increasing experience, lowering or eliminating mentor-imposed training, and lowering insurance costs for the EA-500. Course Length Approximately 7 to 10 days, contingent upon previous experience, including 40 hours of ground training and 8 hours of direct flight training Instruction 8 hours direct flight training Additional 16 hours indirect flight training over 5 days (as required for initial FAA recommendation) Prerequisites Student must hold at minimum a private pilot certificate – with current and qualified instrument rating and medical Training Aircraft MS760 Very Light Jet Curriculum All aspects of normal and emergency IFR operations, including avionics and other vital aircraft systems Electronic flight planning tools, including custom weight and balance form and checklist Thorough review of the National Airspace System, ATC communications, IFR procedures and Single Pilot Resource Management.• Training on how to integrate into complex international aircraft systems and how to communicate with air traffic control Learning to think at “jet speeds” FITS5 (FAA Industry Training Standards Five) certification – training specific to glass cockpit planes and all TAAs (Technically Advanced Airplanes)     Flight Check Sign-off Upon successful completion of the training course, you will be recommended for your oral and practical examination, given by either a Designated Pilot Examiner in Orlando, Florida or a FAA Inspector, located in Boise, Idaho. For more information, please contact us: JetSet Training Orlando International Airport 4219 Lindy Circle Orlando, Florida 32827 Toll Free: 1-888-812-7308 Fax: 1-877-805-0607 E-mail: info@jetsetinc.com