Pilatus PC-12

9/10 series Initial training course

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PC-12 9/10 SERIES Initial TRAINING COURSE OVERVIEW

RTC’s PC-12 9/10 Series Initial Training Course is designed for pilots seeking an initial qualification in the Pilatus PC-12. Conducted in an insurance-approved training environment, the program combines online ground instruction, aircraft systems training, and simulator-based training.

Training focuses on aircraft systems knowledge, normal and abnormal procedures, operational decision-making, and simulator-based flight training to prepare pilots for safe and proficient PC-12 operations.

Who is this course for?

This course may be appropriate for pilots who:

• Are seeking initial PC-12 training
• Are new to the Pilatus PC-12 aircraft
• Need formal insurance-approved training
• Require simulator-based training focused on PC-12 systems and procedures

Aircraft

Pilatus PC-12

Training Type

Initial Type Rating

Simulator

Level 5 FTD

Avionics

EADI / EHSI and Garmin Suite

Eligibility Requirements

Training Prerequisites

Hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate with Airplane Category and Instrument Rating

Hold a Single-Engine Land Rating

Meet applicable operator and insurance requirements

Course Hours

General Subjects (online)

8.0 hours

Aircraft Systems

8.0 hours

FTD Training

10.0 hours
*includes 2.0 hrs of briefing

Course structure and scheduling may vary based on pilot experience and training objectives.

What the PC-12 Initial Course Covers

This program is designed to develop a thorough understanding of aircraft systems, operational procedures, and real-world flight scenarios through structured ground instruction and simulator-based learning.

Training includes:

  • Aircraft systems operation
  • Aircraft performance and limitations
  • Normal, Abnormal, & Emergency procedures
  • IFR operations
  • Pilot decision-making
  • Scenario based flight training

Training emphasizes practical application and operational proficiency while preparing pilots for real world PC-12 operations.

Additional Endorsements available upon request

• 61.31(e) Complex Airplanes
• 61.31(f) High Performance Airplanes
• 61.31(g) High Altitude Operations

Additional Training Benefits

FAA WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program Credit

This program is eligible for FAA WINGS Pilot Proficiency Program credit, supporting ongoing proficiency and professional development.

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Schedule PC-12 Training

Contact RTC to discuss course availability, eligibility requirements, and upcoming training dates for the PC-12 Initial Training Course.

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