Twin Turboprop

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Twin turboprop recurrent Training Overview

RTC’s Twin Turboprop Recurrent Training course is designed for pilots seeking to maintain proficiency and meet ongoing insurance training requirements in twin turbo prop aircraft. Training is tailored to the specific aircraft model, pilot experience level, and insurance requirements.

Typical Course Length: 1 Day

Our instructors work closely with each pilot to provide personalized, aircraft specific training focused on systems review, operational procedures, and real-world decision making. Training is available for the Beechcraft King Air A90, B90, C90, C90A, C90B, E90, F90, A100, B100, and B200.

Who is this course for?

This course may be appropriate for pilots who:

• Are seeking recurrent twin turboprop aircraft training
• Need to satisfy annual insurance training requirements
• Want to maintain proficiency in twin turboprop aircraft operations
• Require aircraft specific systems and procedures review
• Need recurrent training focused on normal, abnormal, and emergency operations

Aircraft Covered

Beechcraft King Air A90, B90, C90, C90A, C90B, E90, F90, A100, B100, and B200

Eligibility Requirements

Training Prerequisites

Hold a Private Pilot Certificate, Commercial Pilot Certificate, ATP Certificate, or ICAO-recognized pilot license

Hold an Instrument Rating or ATP Certificate with an airplane rating

Hold a Multi Engine Land Rating

Training Benefits

  • Meets insurance training requirements
  • Supports IFR proficiency requirements
  • Develops aircraft systems knowledge
  • Builds confidence in normal, abnormal, and emergency operations

What the Twin Piston Recurrent Course Covers

Training may include:

  • General operating subjects, including ATC procedures, weather avoidance, emergency procedures, and applicable FAR Parts 61 and 91
  • Turboprop aircraft systems, including POH review, aircraft limitations, powerplant, fuel system, and related aircraft-specific systems
  • Flight simulation, including checklist use, takeoffs and landings, normal procedures, IFR flights and approaches, abnormal procedures, and emergency events
  • Training is designed to reinforce the knowledge, skills, and confidence necessary for safe and proficient twin turboprop aircraft operations.

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Contact RTC to discuss aircraft eligibility, insurance requirements, course availability, and upcoming training dates for Twin Turboprop Recurrent Training.

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