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As an FAA Designated Pilot Examiner, I am qualified and available to administer Private Pilot, Commercial Pilot, Instrument Rating, Airline Transport Pilot, Flight Instructor (Initial), Flight Instructor-Instrument, and Flight Instructor-Multiengine practical tests.

I can provide type rating practical tests to be added to private pilot, commercial pilot and airline transport pilot certificates for the following aircaft: CE-500, CE-510, CE-525, CE-650, DA-50, and Lear Jets.

I can conduct these tests in all single-engine airplanes, and the following multi-engine airplanes: Piper Seneca PA-34-200, Beechcraft Duchess BE-76-76, Piper Seminole PA-44-180, CE-525, CE-500, CE-510, CE-650, DA-50, LR-Jets.

I am also a qualified pilot proficiency examiner for the following aircraft: Citation CE-500, Citation CE-510, Citation CE-525, Citation CE-650, DA-50, and LR-Jets. I am qualified to provide recurrent training in these aircraft.

Mentor Pilot: I am qualified and available to provide training as well as additional experience for pilots who previously obtained their type rating in the CE-510 as well as CE-525.

In addition, I am authorized to conduct Military Pilot Conversion, Foreign Pilot Conversion practical tests, and Basic & Advanced Ground Instructor certificates.

Citation Mustang CE-510

The new Citation Mustang is a breakthrough combination of power, speed and true jet affordability. State-of-the-art engines, rated at 1,460 pounds of thrust each, deliver speeds of up to 340 kts (391 mph) and climbs to 41,000 feet, where turboprops simply cannot follow.

Dassault Falcon DA-50

The Dassault Falcon 50 is a French super mid-sized, long-range corporate jet, unique in the corporate jet world for its three jet engine layout. It is essentially a development of the earlier Falcon 20 with a third engine. The Falcon 50 was later replaced by the Falcon 50EX, still currently in production. The Falcon 50EX features improved engines and other enhancements to give further range improvements to an already long-legged jet. It remains a very popular corporate jet for its long-range, luxury, and for the recognition of status for owning a fast three-engined jet. Falcon 50 type rating includes the Falcon 50, Falcon 50 EX, Falcon 900, Falcon 900EX

Citation VII (CE-650)

The Citation VII features a number of improvements over the Citation VI including more powerful engines for improved hot and high performance. The first Citation VII prototype flew in February 1991 and the type was certificated in January 1992.

Citation CE-525

The Cessna Citation CE525 CJ1 has been called the aircraft of choice for short range business jet charter. The CE525 CJ1 is ideal for small companies and individuals looking for an economical private jet for short-range missions, usually a little over one hour. The state-of-art avionics enables this aircraft to do shorter range trips smoothly at reasonably priced rates. The CE-525 Type rating covers the CJ, CJ1, CJ2, CJ3, CJ1+, CJ2+, and CJ3+.

 

Citation CE-500

The popular Citation and Citation I pioneered the entry level light business jet market, and their success formed the basis for the world's largest family of corporate jets. Features of the Citation I were higher weights, JT15D1A engines and an increased wing span. The Citation CE-500 type rating covers the straight Citation, I, ISP, II, IISP, S/II V, Ultra, Bravo, and Encore.

LR-Jet

As one of the earliest business jets to go into widespread use, the Learjet (LR-Jet) has been a prominent aircraft featured in both television and cinema.

Unmistakable beauties, Learjet (LR-Jet) aircraft are the ultimate runway models, famed for their ramp appeal and admired for their constant evolution in design and performance. Each introduction of a new Bombardier Learjet (LR-Jet) invites you to fasten your cufflinks, as it rekindles the flame of Bill Lear's aviation revolution and once again redefines and raises the expectations of leaders and business executives worldwide.

If you would like to take a practical test in an aircraft not listed here, please Send Email or call me at (386) 846-6151. Additionally, if you would like to discuss flight instruction in preparation for certain certificates and/or ratings, please contact me.

This website has been created as a resource to facilitate the following:

  • A checklist which the applicant can use to ensure he/she brings the required materials and endorsements to the practical test.

    A way for the pilot examiner, applicant, and/or flight instructor to communicate electronically and schedule a practical test.

  • Provide useful links for the applicant and flight instructor.


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