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If you want to advance
from flying piston aircraft to jets, JetSet Training gives you
all the instruction you require to exercise unrestricted privileges
in Very Light Jets. The course provides both direct (left seat)
and indirect (cockpit) in-aircraft instruction. This program is
especially beneficial to pilots with a delivery position for an
Eclipse.
Course Length
7 to 10 days, contingent upon previous experience, including
40 hours of ground training and 5 hours of direct flight training
Instruction
5
hours direct flight training
Additional 10 hours indirect flight training over 5 days (as
required for initial FAA recommendation)
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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
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Training on how to integrate into
complex international airspace and
how to communicate with air
traffic control
Learning to think at “jet speeds”
FITS5 (FAA Industry Training Standards) – training specific
to glass cockpit aircraft and 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 or a FAA Inspector.
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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
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