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Old 4th May 2014, 17:36
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Can PPL (SEP) fly Cessna 208?

Can PPL (SEP) fly Cessna 208?
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Not with just an SEP.
You need an appropriate type rating.
(I assume you mean the turboprop caravan, and not the stretched 207 SEP)
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.......and your own insurance company.
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No 208, FAA type rating. If you have the means...have the fun...preferably with amphibs.

Elsewhere, a type rating may be required. There's always someone to put a damper on the action.
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Not just with an SEP, depending on where you are, a type rating may be required.
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Can PPL (SEP) fly Cessna 208?
No.

Around 12 years ago, the UK joined JAA and adopted the JARs. As a result, dispite being assured by our CAA that it wouldn't happen, UK PPLs lost the right to fly any turbine engined aircraft when their 'A' and 'B' ratings were replaced with the new SEP and MEP Class Ratings.

Since then, all turbine engined aircraft have required a Type Rating, or a Class Rating restricted to individual manufacturers. eg, Cessna SET, Rockwell MET.

At the same time, the Piper Malibu SEP was deemed far too complex to be included in the SEP Class Rating, and became the only SEP with it's own Type Rating.


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At the same time, the Piper Malibu SEP was deemed far too complex to be included in the SEP Class Rating, and became the only SEP with it's own Type Rating.
Indeed.
Barking mad.
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It's a max of 5hrs with a skill test to add the S
Cessna SET Class Rating. Oral exam rather than written.

It's a doddle to fly. We are in Rome teaching a course at the moment on the Grand Caravan. I will test the students this afternoon.
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Hey Bose-x,

Hope you can help me with this question - I've got EASA and FAA CPL's, if I get say 50 hours on a Caravan on my FAA licence (doesn't need a TR) would that make any difference to the amount of hours I'd have to do to get the EASA Caravan SET?

Thanks
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It would be training as required to pass the skill test, issue of a course completion certificate by the HoT and then the skill test itself.

I can do this for you if needed.
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Hey bose-x, thanks for the info. Sent you a PM.
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