Cirrus Recurrent Training & Advanced Cirrus Training
Cirrus aircraft have more technology and safety features than any aircraft in production today, and the pilot must be prepared to take advantage of these unique features in order for them to be effective. Coast implements a factory syllabus called “The Learning Plan.”
As a Cirrus pilot, you are on the forefront of aviation, and you want to keep it that way. It can be easy to fall back into old habits, relying on the aircraft’s systems. This is why Cirrus has developed three courses in order to help keep you current after your Cirrus transition, also known as “The Learning Plan.”
90 Days
The 90-day skill refresher course covers flight training that focuses on the skills required to fly the aircraft, using manual controls, and refine skills used to effectively operate automation in the aircraft.
6 Months
The advanced Cirrus experience should be completed 6 months after the Cirrus transition. It covers advanced system abnormalities and emergencies, aircraft management and single pilot decision making.
12 Months
The annual proficiency training course should be completed 12 months after the Cirrus transition, is a full day of training that will qualify as your biennial flight review or can count as your Instrument Proficiency Check.
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Scenario Based Training
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International Students Welcome!
If you are not a United States citizen, the proper Visa is required for any flight training. Coast can help you obtain the correct Visa and necessary clearances easily and quickly.
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Napa Valley
Fly along California’s scenic coast from La Jolla to Newport Beach, over LAX and Santa Barbara, past California Condor nesting areas. From there you can follow the 101, fly over the Golden Gate Bridge, and then turn to the east and explore the beautiful backcountry of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Full Motion Flight Simulator
Coast utilizes the most advanced Cirrus based full motion flight simulator and cutting edge instructional programs to make you the best pilot possible.
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