Whether you’re new to the aircraft or maintaining proficiency, explore training pathways designed to support
every stage of your King Air training journey.
The King Air 350 is widely used across business aviation and special mission operations. Known for its versatility and operational capability, the aircraft requires pilots to maintain a strong understanding of aircraft systems, avionics, and operational procedures.
RTC’s King Air 350 training courses are designed to reflect real-world aircraft operation through structured instruction, simulator-based learning, and practical application. Whether pursuing initial qualification or recurrent training, pilots receive focused training centered on systems integration, operational performance, and long-term proficiency.
RTC offers both initial, recurrent and upgrade/prior experience KA350 training programs designed to support pilots at different stages of qualification and operational experience.
Designed for pilots seeking an initial PIC type rating in the King Air 350. This program combines ground instruction, simulator-based training, and practical evaluation to develop aircraft knowledge, procedural understanding, and operational proficiency.
Designed for pilots transitioning into the King Air from a similar turbine aircraft or seeking operational proficiency enhancement. This program builds on existing experience while reinforcing aircraft-specific procedures, systems knowledge, and operational proficiency.
Designed for qualified King Air pilots maintaining proficiency and operational readiness. Recurrent training reinforces systems knowledge, procedures, and decision-making through simulator-based training and realistic scenarios.
Have questions about eligibility, scheduling, or course selection? Contact RTC to discuss the King Air training pathway that’s right for you.
