Federal Aviation Administration Presented to:Part 142 Job Functions and Standardization Conference...

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Presented to: Part 142 Job Functions and Standardization Conference

By: John C. Bollin, AFS-210

Date: October 22, 2009


2Part B Training Specifications

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142.5 Certificate and training specifications required.

(a) No person may operate a certificated training center without, or in violation of, a training center certificate and training specifications issued under this part.



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142.11 Application for issuance or amendment.

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(d) An applicant who meets the requirements of this part and is approved by the Administrator is entitled to—

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(2) Training specifications, issued by the Administrator to the certificate holder, containing—



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(i) The type of training authorized, including approved courses; …



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(i) The type of training authorized, including approved courses; …

(v) The name and address of all satellite training centers, and the approved courses offered at each satellite training center;



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142.37 Approval of flight aircrew training program.

(d) Each application for training program approval must indicate—

(1) Which courses are part of the core curriculum and which courses are part of the specialty curriculum;…



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142.3 Definitions.

As used in this part:

Core Curriculum means a set of courses approved by the Administrator, for use by a training center and its satellite training centers. The core curriculum consists of training which is required for certification. It does not include training for tasks and circumstances unique to a particular user.

Specialty Curriculum means a set of courses that is designed to satisfy a requirement of the Federal Aviation Regulations and that is approved by the Administrator for use by a particular training center or satellite training center. The specialty curriculum includes training requirements unique to one or more training center clients.



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142.81 Conduct of other approved courses.

(a) An applicant for, or holder of, a training center certificate may apply for approval to conduct a course for which a curriculum is not prescribed by this part.

(b) The course for which application is made under paragraph (a) of this section may be for flight crewmembers other than pilots, airmen other than flight crewmembers, material handlers, ground servicing personnel, and security personnel, and others approved by the Administrator.

(c) An applicant for course approval under this subpart must comply with the applicable requirements of subpart A through subpart F of this

part.

(d) The Administrator approves the course for which the application is made if the training center or training center applicant shows that the course contains a curriculum that will achieve a level of competency equal to, or greater than, that required by the appropriate part of this chapter.



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VOLUME 3 GENERAL TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATION

CHAPTER 54 PART 142 TRAINING CENTERS

Section 6 Part 142 Training Centers: Evaluate Training Programs, Curricula, Flight Training Equipment, and Recordkeeping Requirements

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3-4434 COMPONENTS OF A TRAINING PROGRAM. …

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B. Training center curricula that are approved in accordance with part 142 are divided into two basic types: core (airman certification) or specialty (other regulatory training requirements).

1) A training center may also develop a third type of curriculum; that is, a curriculum that does not satisfy any specific requirement of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 61 and 63. These curricula describe training that may be used to augment or supplement other required training (such as training in international flight procedures). Should a training center choose to seek approval for such a curriculum it may do so under the provisions of part 142, § 142.81. As a prerequisite for approval such a curriculum should include a statement saying that no requirements of part 61 are satisfied by its completion; however, it is acceptable to reference an advisory circular (AC) or other guidance around which the curriculum has been developed.

2) Curricula other than those listed above, which are not designed to satisfy any requirement of 14 CFR chapter 1, and for which the training center has not chosen to seek approval pursuant to § 142.81 do not require approval under part 142 and do not generate a surveillance requirement for the FAA.

C. …



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B. Training center curricula that are approved in accordance with part 142 are divided into two basic types: core (airman certification) or specialty (other regulatory training requirements).



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1) A training center may also develop a third type of curriculum; that is, a curriculum that does not satisfy any specific requirement of Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 61 and 63. These curricula describe training that may be used to augment or supplement other required training (such as training in international flight procedures). Should a training center choose to seek approval for such a curriculum it may do so under the provisions of part 142, §142.81. As a prerequisite for approval such a curriculum should include a statement saying that no requirements of part 61 are satisfied by its completion; however, it is acceptable to reference an advisory circular (AC) or other guidance around which the curriculum has been developed.



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2) Curricula other than those listed above, which are not designed to satisfy any requirement of 14 CFR chapter 1, and for which the training center has not chosen to seek approval pursuant to § 142.81 do not require approval under part 142 and do not generate a surveillance requirement for the FAA.



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B001. 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula; Other Than Airline Transport Pilot -Airplane HQ Control: 03/13/08 HQ Revision: 020 a. The certificate holder is authorized, as appropriate for airplanes to the approved core or specialty curriculum, to conduct training, testing, and/or checking as

indicated for airman qualifications, aircraft ratings, pilot authorizations, and pilot certifications in accordance with 14 CFR Part 61, Subparts A, B, E, and F:

Table 1 - 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula Other Than Airline Transport Pilot – Airplane

Curriculum Description VIS Code, Title, FAR Reference

Type Rating Aircraft M/M/S

Authorization

Remarks

b. The certificate holder shall ensure and certify to each applicant’s eligibility and aeronautical experience requirements of the applicable subpart in a. above

prior to certification testing and place this in the trainee’s training records. c. The certificate holder shall determine and record in the applicant’s training records a statement of any required certificate limitation(s) subject to the

applicant’s eligibility and aeronautical experience. 1. Issued by the Federal Aviation Administration. 2. These Training Specifications are approved by direction of the Administrator. XXXXXX, Principal Operations Inspector XXXX 3. Date Approval is effective: mm/dd/yyyy Amendment Number: XX 4. I hereby accept and receive the Training Specifications in this paragraph.

XXXXXXX Director Regulatory Affairs Date: mm/dd/yyyy



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Authorization

Remarks







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U.S. Department of Transportation

Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B001. 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula; Other Than Airline Transport Pilot -Airplane HQ Control: 03/13/08 HQ Revision: 020 a. The certificate holder is authorized, as appropriate for airplanes to the approved core or specialty curriculum, to conduct training, testing, and/or checking as


Table 1 - 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula Other Than Airline Transport Pilot - Airplane Curriculum Description

VIS Code, Title, FAR Reference Type Rating

Aircraft M/M/S

Authorization

Remarks

61 COMP, 61 Instrument Proficiency Check, 61.57(d) AMD-10-10, AMD-20, AMD-20, AMD-50-50, AMD-50-900, ATR-42-

300, ATR-42-500, ATR-72-101, BA-3100,

BA-3200, BBD-700, BD-100, BE-100-100, BE-1900-1900B, BE-

1900-1900C, BE-1900-1900D, BE-200-B200, BE-300-B300, BE-400-

400, BE-400-400A, BE-90-C90, CE-208-208, CE-210, CE-310, CE-340, CE-402, CE-404, CE-414, CE-421, CE-425, CE-441, CE-500-500, CE500-550, CE-500-560, CE-500-560XL, CE-525-525A, CE-525-525B, CE-525-525C, CE-550-550, CE-650-650, CE-750-750,

CL-600-1A11, CL-600-2A12, CL-600-2B16, CL600-2B19, CL600-2C10, CL-600-2D2, CL-604, DA-2000,

Training, Checking

Print Date: 10/19/2009 B001-1 CERTIFICATE NO.: V42W0142 VAL 142 FSDO



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B005. Specialty Curriculum(s) and Other Approved Courses (142.81) HQ Control: 03/13/08 HQ Revision: 020 a. In addition to the training, testing and checking for curriculums prescribed by 14 CFR Part 142, the certificate holder may apply for approval and conduct a course not prescribed by this part. b. Courses authorized in Table 1 must comply with the applicable requirements of 14 CFR Part 142, Subpart A through Subpart F.

Table 1 14 CFR Chapter I – Specialty Curriculum(s) and Other Approved Courses

[Curriculum(s)/Courses] [CFR Ref.] Aircraft M/M/S

Remarks

Cabin Attendant-Corporate (Non-91K) Non-Specality 142.81 course Cabin Emergency and Survival Equipment Non-Specality 142.81 course Cessna Single Pilot Training Program

#4050 CE-500 series Expiration date:As amended

Cold Weather Operations Non-Specality 142.81 course Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) Non-Specality 142.81 course CPR and AED ( American Heart

Association) Non-Specality 142.81 course

Crew Emergency - General Non-Specality 142.81 course Crew Resource Management Non-specality 142.81 course Data Link & Automatic Dependent

Surveillance - Contract (ADS-C)

Gulfstream V Series Only

Specialty 142.81 course

Domestic Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (DRVSM)

Non-Specality 142.81 course

Global Positioning System (GPS) Non-Specality 142.81 course Global Positioning System (GPS)

Fundimentals Non-Specality 142.81 course

High Altitude Non-Specality 142.81 course Hypoxia Awareness Non-specality 142.81 course ILS Precision Runway Monitor (PRM)

Approach Non-Specality 142.81 course

KEGE Cottonwood Special Departure Eagle, CO

G-IV SIMULATOR ONLY

KEGE ILS or LOC DME RWY 25 APPROACH EAGLE, CO

G-IV SIMULATOR ONLY

KLN 90 B / KLN 900 Operation Non-Specality 142.81 course KLN 90B/KLN 900 Non-Specality 142.81 course Land and Hold Short (LAHSO) Non-Specality 142.81 course



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VOLUME 3 GENERAL TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATION

CHAPTER 19 TRAINING PROGRAMS AND AIRMAN QUALIFICATIONS

Section 1 Scope, Concepts, and Definitions

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3-1071 DEFINITIONS. The following terms are used throughout this chapter and are defined as follows:

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D. Curriculum: A complete training agenda specific to an aircraft type, a crewmember or dispatcher duty position, and a category of training. An example is an “initial new-hire, Boeing 727 flight engineer curriculum.” Each curriculum consists of several curriculum segments.

E. Curriculum Segment: The largest subdivision of a curriculum containing broadly related training subjects and activities based on regulatory requirements. Curriculum segments are logical subdivisions of a curriculum which can be separately evaluated and individually approved. Examples are a “ground training” segment and a “flight training” segment. Each curriculum segment consists of one or more training modules.



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Curriculum: A complete training agenda specific to an aircraft type, a crewmember or dispatcher duty position, and a category of training. An example is an “initial new‑hire, Boeing 727 flight engineer curriculum.” Each curriculum consists of several curriculum segments.

Curriculum Segment: The largest subdivision of a curriculum containing broadly related training subjects and activities based on regulatory requirements. Curriculum segments are logical subdivisions of a curriculum which can be separately evaluated and individually approved. Examples are a “ground training” segment and a “flight training” segment. Each curriculum segment consists of one or more training modules.



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Table 1 - 14 CFR Part 61 Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and Added Aircraft Type Rating – Airplane

Curriculum Description

VIS Code, Title, FAR Reference


Authorization

Remarks

ATPAC, ATP Cert. - Airplane, 61.155 DA-2000, DA-50-900EX, DA-10-10, G-200,

DA-20, DA-50-50, G-100, G-150, DA-2000EXEZ,

GA-1159, DA-EZ

Training, Testing,

Checking

ATPAC, ATP Cert. - Airplane, 61.157 DA-2000, DA-50-900EX, DA-10-10, G-200,

DA-20, DA-50-50, G-100, G-150, DA-2000EXEZ,

GA-1159, DA-EZ

Training, Testing,

Checking

ATPAC, ATP Cert.-Airplane, 61.159 DA-2000, DA-50-900EX, DA-10-10, G-200,

DA-20, DA-50-50, G-100, G-150, DA-2000EXEZ,

GA-1159, DA-EZ

Training, Testing,

Checking



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Authorization

Remarks





B001 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula: Other Than Airline Transport Pilot – Airplane

B002 14 CFR Part 61 Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and Added Aircraft Type Rating – Airplane

B003 14 CFR Part 61 Flight Instructor Approved CurriculaB004 Airman Certification Other Than PilotB005 Specialty Curriculums) and Section 142.81 – Other Approved CoursesB006 Removal of Centerline Thrust LimitationsB008 Satellite Training Centers Operations and AuthorizationsB009 Remote Training Sites AuthorizationB011 14 CFR Part 61 Approved Curricula:

Other Than Airline Transport Pilot – Rotorcraft/HelicopterB012 14 CFR Part 61 Airline Transport Pilot Certificate and

Added Aircraft type Rating – Rotorcraft/HelicopterB031 Training Agreement Authorizations and LimitationsB501 Letter of Acceptance for FAA/Industry Training Standard Courses



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B001 Core Curriculums

B002 Specialty Curriculums

B003 Other Approved Courses

B031 Training Agreement Authorizations and Limitations



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B001. Core Curriculums HQ Control: xx/xx/xx HQ Revision: XXX a. The certificate holder is authorized to conduct the core curriculums listed in Table 1 for airplanes and the core curriculums listed in Table 2 for rotorcraft,

and to conduct associated training and/or testing required for pilot certification or added ratings in accordance with 14 CFR part 61 Subparts A, B, E, F, G, and H; and airman certification other than pilot in accordance with 14 CFR part 63.

b. The certificate holder shall ensure and certify that each applicant entered into the authorized core curriculums listed in Table 1 and Table 2 meets the

eligibility and aeronautical experience requirements of the applicable regulation(s) in paragraph B001a above prior to beginning any training, testing, or checking associated with the assigned curriculum. Such certification shall be placed in the trainee’s training records.

c. The certificate holder shall determine and record in the applicant’s training records a statement of any required certificate limitations subject to the

applicant’s eligibility and aeronautical experience. d. These curriculums are not applicable to any 14 CFR part 121 or part 135 air carrier-specific training programs, or 14 CFR part 91 Subpart K or part 125 air

operator-specific training programs, and do not qualify training center personnel to train, test, or check an air carrier/air operator’s personnel. e. Each curriculum authorized in Table 1 and Table 2 must meet the requirements of 14 CFR part 142 §§142.37(d)(2) and (3); be developed in accordance with

the provisions of §142.39; and must include and/or reference each item required by §§142.11(b)(6), (7), (8) and (9). f. The authority to conduct an initially approved core curriculum will expire on the indicated date unless it is renewed or the curriculum granted final approval

on, or prior to, the expiration date listed.

Table 1: Core Curriculums—Airplane

FAA Curriculum Title [14 CFR part 61/63 Reference]

Certificate Holder Curriculum Title

Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)

TABL01 TABL02 TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07

Table 2: Core Curriculums—Rotorcraft



Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)


Print Date: 10/18/2009 B001.1 Certificate No.: V42W0142 VAL 142 FSDO



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B001. Core Curriculums HQ Control: xx/xx/xx HQ Revision: XXX a. The certificate holder is authorized to conduct the core curriculums listed in Table 1 for airplanes and the core curriculums listed in Table 2 for rotorcraft,

and to conduct associated training and/or testing required for pilot certification or added ratings in accordance with 14 CFR part 61 Subparts A, B, E, F, G, and H; and airman certification other than pilot in accordance with 14 CFR part 63.

b. The certificate holder shall ensure and certify that each applicant entered into the authorized core curriculums listed in Table 1 and Table 2 meets the

eligibility and aeronautical experience requirements of the applicable regulation(s) in paragraph B001a above prior to beginning any training, testing, or checking associated with the assigned curriculum. Such certification shall be placed in the trainee’s training records.

c. The certificate holder shall determine and record in the applicant’s training records a statement of any required certificate limitations subject to the

applicant’s eligibility and aeronautical experience. d. These curriculums are not applicable to any 14 CFR part 121 or part 135 air carrier-specific training programs, or 14 CFR part 91 Subpart K or part 125 air

operator-specific training programs, and do not qualify training center personnel to train, test, or check an air carrier/air operator’s personnel. e. Each curriculum authorized in Table 1 and Table 2 must meet the requirements of 14 CFR part 142 §§142.37(d)(2) and (3); be developed in accordance with

the provisions of §142.39; and must include and/or reference each item required by §§142.11(b)(6), (7), (8) and (9). f. The authority to conduct an initially approved core curriculum will expire on the indicated date unless it is renewed or the curriculum granted final approval

on, or prior to, the expiration date listed.




Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)





Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)



B001 Core Curriculums



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B002. Specialty Curriculums HQ Control: xx/xx/xx HQ Revision: XXX a. The certificate holder is authorized to conduct the specialty curriculums listed in Table 1 for airplanes and the specialty curriculums listed in Table 2 for

rotorcraft, and to conduct associated training, testing, and/or checking required for airman qualification. b. These curriculums are not applicable to any 14 CFR part 121 or part 135 air carrier-specific training programs, or 14 CFR part 91 Subpart K or part 125 air

operator-specific training programs, and do not qualify training center personnel to train, test, or check an air carrier/air operator’s personnel. c. Each curriculum authorized in Table 1 and Table 2 must meet the requirements of 14 CFR part 142 §§142.37(d)(2) and (3); be developed in accordance with

the provisions of §142.39; and must include and/or reference each item required by §§142.11(b)(6), (7), (8) and (9). d. The authority to conduct an initially approved specialty curriculum will expire on the indicated date unless it is renewed or the curriculum granted final

approval on, or prior to, the expiration date listed.

Table 1: Specialty Curriculums—Airplane

FAA Curriculum Title [14 CFR Reference]


Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)


Table 2: Specialty Curriculums—Rotorcraft

FAA Curriculum Title [14 CFR Reference]


Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)



B002 Specialty Curriculums



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B003. Other Approved Courses In Accordance With 14 CFR Part 142.81 HQ Control: xx/xx/xx HQ Revision: XXX a. The certificate holder is authorized to conduct the courses listed in Table 1, and to conduct associated training, testing, and/or checking required to achieve a

level of competency equal to, or greater than, that required by the appropriate part of 14 CFR Chapter 1 for flight crewmembers other than pi lots and personnel other than flight crewmembers.

b. These courses are not applicable to any 14 CFR part 121 or part 135 air carrier-specific training programs, or 14 CFR part 91 Subpart K or part 125 air

operator-specific training programs, and do not qualify training center personnel to train, test, or check an air carrier/air operator’s personnel. c. Courses authorized in Table 1 must be developed in accordance with the provisions of 14 CFR part 142 §142.81(c). d. The authority to conduct an initially approved course will expire on the indicated date unless it is renewed or the course granted final approval on, or prior to,

the expiration date listed.

Table 1—Other Approved Courses In Accordance With 14 CFR Part 142.81

FAA Course Title [14 CFR Reference]

Certificate Holder Course Title

Aircraft M/M/S

Facility

Authorization

Approval Status

Date (mm/yyyy)



B003 Other Approved Courses…



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U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Training Specifications Administration B031 Training Agreement Authorizations and Limitations. HQ Control: xx/xx/xx HQ Revision: XXX a. The Air Agencies (14 CFR part 141 Pilot Schools) listed in paragraph A031 of these training specifications are authorized to provide training, testing, and/or checking in accordance with the following:

Table 1—Training Agreement Authorizations and Limitations Pilot School Designator

Location Curriculum Authorizations/Limitations

TABL01 TABL02 TABL03 TABL04

b. The certificate holder may provide to the Air Agencies (14 CFR part 141 Pilot Schools) listed in paragraph A031 of these training specifications training, testing, and/or checking in accordance with the following:

Table 2—Training Agreement Authorizations and Limitations Pilot School Designator

Location Curriculum Authorizations/Limitations

TABL01 TABL02 TABL03 TABL04

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1. Issued by the Federal Aviation Administration. 2. These Training Specifications are approved by direction of the Administrator. 3. Date Approval is effective: Amendment Number: 4. I hereby accept and receive the Training Specifications in this paragraph.

Date:

B031 Training Agreement Authorizations and Limitations



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142.33 Training agreements.

A pilot school certificated under part 141 of this chapter may provide training, testing, and checking for a training center certificated under this part if—

(a) There is a training, testing, and checking agreement between the certificated training center and the pilot school;…



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FAA Curriculum Title[14 CFR part 61/63 Reference]

Certificate HolderCurriculum Title

Aircraft M/M/S

Facility Authorization Approval Status Date(mm/yyyy)





Aircraft M/M/S





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Aircraft M/M/S





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Aircraft M/M/S


TABL01 TABL02 TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07Private Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Single-Engine Land [§61.103]

Private Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land [§61.103]

Private Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Add Multiengine Land Class Rating [§61.63(c)]

Private Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Aircraft Type Rating [§61.103]

Private Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Add Aircraft Type Rating [§61.63(d)]

Private Pilot Certificate—Add Airplane Category Rating [§61.63(b)]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Single-Engine Land [§61.123]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land [§61.123]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Add Multiengine Land Class Rating [§61.63]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Aircraft Type Rating [§61.123]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Add Aircraft Type Rating [§61.63(d)]

Commercial Pilot Certificate—Add Airplane Category Rating [§61.63(b)]

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Single-Engine Land [§61.153]

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land [§61.153]

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Add Multiengine Land Class Rating [§61.153]

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Aircraft Type Rating [§61.153]

Airline Transport Pilot Certificate—Airplane—Multiengine Land—Add Aircraft Type Rating [§61.153]

Flight Engineer Certificate—Reciprocating Engine Powered [§63.31]

Flight Engineer Certificate—Turbopropeller Powered [§63.31]

Flight Engineer Certificate—Turbojet Powered [§63.31]

Flight Engineer Certificate—Add Reciprocating Engine Powered Class Rating [§63.31]

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Aircraft M/M/S



TABL02 TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S



Cessna 560 Citation V Ultra Type Rating Course

TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S




TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S




TABL03 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07▲AMD-10-10AMD-50-50

AMD-50-900ATR-42-300ATR-42-500ATR-72-101BE-100-100

BE-1900-1900BBE-1900-1900CBE-1900-1900D

BE-200-200BE-300-300BE-400-400

BE-400-400ABE-9-C90

CE-208-208CE-500-500CE500-550CE-500-560

CE-500-560XLCE-525-525ACE-525-525BCE-525-525CCE-550-550CE-650-650CE-750-750

CL-600-1A11CL-600-2A12

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Aircraft M/M/S




CE-500-560 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S




CE-500-560 TABL04 TABL05 TABL06 TABL07▲UJFXU2JXU3UXU4JXU5ZWU7UXU8UXU9JXU0JX

U1QWU2NXU3YWU61WU6ZXU7EXU8KXU62XU4XXU55XU9XXU2QXU1ZWU22XU83XU24XU2UXU1JXU26XU2ZX

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Aircraft M/M/S




CE-500-560 U3UX TABL05 TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S




CE-500-560 U3UX TABL05 TABL06 TABL07Training

Testing

Checking

TrainingTesting

TrainingChecking

TestingChecking

TrainingTesting

Checking



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Aircraft M/M/S




CE-500-560 U3UX TrainingTesting

TABL06 TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S





TABL06 TABL07Initial, Expires On:

Final, Issued On:



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Aircraft M/M/S





Initial, Expires On: TABL07



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Aircraft M/M/S





Initial, Expires On: 09/2010



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Aircraft M/M/S








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Aircraft M/M/S





Initial, Expires On: Error



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Aircraft M/M/S







Cessna 500 Citation Type Rating Course




Cessna 500 Citation Type Rating Course


Final Issued On: 06/2007



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“VFR Only”



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“Center-Line Thrust”



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“Circle to Land”



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See you next spring!(March 23–25, 2010)

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