Part 135 Initial / Recurrent Pilot Training
For On-Demand and Commuter Operations
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Only $279...
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Get the most comprehensive and efficient initial and recurrent ground training for your pilots. Whatever the size of your operation, this online course will give your pilots the training they need—with clear explanations of complex concepts.
The KING Part 135 Initial / Recurrent Pilot Training course is a stand-alone course that fits into your Part 135 training package—and greatly reduces your workload by providing your pilots with a thorough review of the general knowledge topics required in FAR 135.345.
Upon completion of this course, they’ll be ready for instruction in your company procedures and the aircraft they will fly.
And because the course is delivered online, your pilots can take it wherever they may be—from any computer with a connection to the web.
Independent Study, Proficiency-Based Testing, Course Status Reporting
Your pilots can take this self-paced course of study with clear, simple and fun learning independently, without tying up valuable company resources. Proficiency-based testing after each lesson is relevant and substantive, with emphasis on understanding for real-world application—not memorization. No trick questions or petty distinctions.
Your Chief Pilot can keep tabs on each pilot’s progress with our Course Completion Status Report. And when your pilots complete the course, they’ll receive a course completion certificate and logbook endorsement.
Keep Your Training Pilot Flying
Let us take a big load off your preparation and classroom time. Keep your training pilot flying and not in the office or classroom. We cover the required general topics. All you have to do is teach the required aircraft and company-specific information.
What Your Pilots Will Learn
The KING Part 135 Initial / Recurrent Pilot Training course provides self-directed instruction (64 lessons) and proficiency-based testing (over 250 thought-provoking questions) for your pilots on the following topics, as required by FAR 135.329 and 135.293:
- Review of FAR Parts 61, 91, and 135
- Operational control
- Difference between on-demand and commuter operations
- Conditions and requirements for eligible on-demand operations
- Flight crew qualifications and required operating experience
- Crew rest and crew duty periods
- Weight and balance procedures
- HAZMAT overview
- Aircraft equipment requirements, including for special operations
- Weather review
- Severe weather operations and avoidance
- Takeoff requirements and landing limitations
- General operating procedures
- IFR procedures and performance requirements
- Air traffic control systems and procedures
- Navigation and navigation aids
- Instrument approach procedures
- Normal and emergency communications
- Ramp checks
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We will be glad to provide a syllabus and course key for your POI to review the training program.
The solution to your pilot training dilemma ... that puts everyone in a positive frame of mind
The required initial and recurrent flight crew training for Part 135 operations is often a painful and frustrating experience for everyone involved. The operator’s choice is to have the course conducted by a training officer who must dedicate hours in preparation and training to the project, or to purchase a training program from an outside vendor.
Vendor-provided courses are often poorly designed and excruciatingly dull and uninformative. These pedestrian courses can drive your pilots silly with boredom. It is clear to everyone that little is learned and that the objective is just to check an FAA box rather than to gain insight and understanding.
It’s not easy to create training that is insightful and fun, but King Schools has been doing this very thing for over three decades.
This KING course will allow you to conduct your required training in a way that will enhance understanding and safety, and provide an enjoyable learning experience that will keep everyone in a positive frame of mind.
Valuable Cockpit Reference Cards
Your pilots will also receive downloadable Cockpit Reference Cards (choose On-Demand and / or Commuter Operations) to remind them of critical flight and duty time limitations, takeoff and landing requirements, and IFR lost comm procedures.
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Helps meet the general knowledge requirements for initial and recurrent pilot training of Part 135.345.