C208 type rating
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rjag, I've already sent you a private message with a bit more, but one answer, at least...
www.flightsafety.com (Wichita, Kansas).
www.flightsafety.com (Wichita, Kansas).
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C208
With an FAA licence, you do not need a type rating to fly November registered caravans, because they weigh less than 12500 pounds. Flight Safety run a good caravan school though and it is worth doing the course because many operators will insist on it for insurance purposes.
Other countries will issue a type rating for a caravan - i.e. you have to attend a ground school, log some hours and be checked out by an instructor.
I have flown vans in the USA (no type rating required), but did hold a type rating in South Africa when I flew them there.
Other countries will issue a type rating for a caravan - i.e. you have to attend a ground school, log some hours and be checked out by an instructor.
I have flown vans in the USA (no type rating required), but did hold a type rating in South Africa when I flew them there.
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C208
I did my C208 Training with Panam in Memphis, Tennessee. Its cheaper than FSI and much advanced simulator than that of FSI. Training course last 4 days with a checkride on the fifth. Easy course with great instructors. I am doing my recurrent in September 2003.
