King Air Endorsement: Ansett Sim Center

[jackson's_joyflights]

Has anyone completed a BE200 King Air Endorsement with Ansett Sim center?And if so what is the basic break down of components? Also what systems/ BGT study would be recommended? (Apart from ATPLs)

Cheers JJ

[RomeoJulietTango]

I'm not sure of the actual breakdown of the course but I do know that you do 3 takeoffs and landings in the actual aircraft before you get the endorsement.

Good luck with it!

[Wally Mk2]

Call the Sim center direct (if you haven't already done so) Ask for Quentin, he's the guy who does the work of 10 men out there!:)
Basically know how the PT6 works & go on-line to find out what's inside the old Beech........as they say "chance favours the prepared mind"
If you can handle/fly that beast you can fly a space shuttle!:ok:


Wmk2

[j3pipercub]

Isn't it only a CAT B thought Wally? That still requires actual flying in the aircraft doesn't it?

[Wally Mk2]

....that's it is "j3" a Cat B & yes does require some real flight time. The real airframe is a breeze to fly compared to that monster:) Great machine for multiple failures like SE, manual Ldg Ext & no A/P for an ILS to the Min & Go around, all fun & at NIGHT! You turn inbound on the NDB SE & loose all lighting & the A/H. And that's just for fun too!:ok:


Wmk2

[glekichi]

Sounds like one might be better off in a single! :}