Know the Bravo before you sit in its right seat.
Systems ground training for the Cessna Citation II Bravo (Model 550), built for pilots working toward an SIC type designation under 14 CFR 61.55. Study each system, pass its exam, review every question you miss, and finish with a final over the whole airplane.
How it gets you to the right seat
- Ground school here. Eleven system modules at 80% and an emergency memory items module at 100%, drawn from a 300-question bank. Missed questions must be reviewed before you retest or move on. Then a 50-question final over the entire aircraft at 90%.
- Take your record to an operator. You get a numbered certificate of ground training and a full training record any operator can verify online.
- Flight training with a Bravo operator. The operator completes the 61.55 flight training and logbook endorsement with you in the airplane.
What's inside
Plus a recite drill for the emergency memory items and a numbers drill for the system values a Bravo SIC is expected to know cold. Memory items vary by serial number, so the instructor who completes your flight training provides the items for your specific airplane.
One price, everything included
- All system modules, study notes and emergency memory items
- Unlimited retests after review
- Final exam and numbered completion certificate
- Online verification for operators
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Before you buy
This is ground training, not a type rating. Completing this course does not by itself grant SIC privileges. The flight training, logbook endorsement, and application for the SIC pilot type designation are completed with a qualified operator and the FAA.
The AFM governs. Course material is a study aid drawn from the Model 550 operating manual. Always use the FAA-approved Airplane Flight Manual and the operator's checklists for the specific airplane.