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Cessna Citation Mustang Simulator Achieves FAA, EASA Qualifications

Training Begins At FlightSafety For Pilots Flying The Littlest Citation

Aero-News learned this week that Cessna inaugurated the Citation Mustang training program at FlightSafety International's Wichita, KS Learning Center.

The training program started on schedule following FAA and EASA qualification of the Mustang simulator in March. The FAA qualified the simulator to Level D, the highest certification available for simulators. EASA qualification is currently established at an interim Level C, being upgraded to Level D upon EASA type certification of the Citation Mustang which is expected later this year.

These simulator qualifications allow FlightSafety International to offer training to domestic and foreign pilots for the Citation Mustang type rating. The type rating course will be available at FlightSafety International's Farnborough United Kingdom Learning Center beginning in the fourth quarter of 2007.

For the first time, Cessna is using a Proficiency Index developed in conjunction with FlightSafety using Textron Six Sigma. The index uses numerous parameters such as the pilot's previous ratings, number of flight hours, recent experience, and glass panel experience to determine the level of training required for each type rating candidate. The Proficiency Index also determines whether the pilot qualifies for a second-in-command rating, crew type rating or single pilot type rating.

"The Proficiency Index grants a path for pilots of all experience levels to obtain their Mustang type rating," said Manager of Training, Chad Martin.

The 10 day type rating course contains a new, uniquely designed training day flow. Ground school, systems integration and simulator training are included each day.

As Aero-News reported, Cessna's Citation Mustang achieved FAA certification on September 8, 2006. It features the Garmin G1000 glass panel, which includes an integrated autopilot, and is WAAS capable enabling lateral and vertical guidance for LPV approaches. Cessna plans to deliver 40 Mustangs in 2007.

FMI: www.cessna.com, www.flightsafety.com/

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