Learn To Fly A Cirrus Aircraft
Whether you’re a student pilot or a licensed aviator, our Cirrus Transition Training courses are designed to help you learn to fly a Cirrus with ease and confidence. Whether you’re new to the Cirrus aircraft or simply looking for a refresher, we have a course tailored to your needs.
Cirrus Transition Training for All Experience Levels
Our courses are designed for both VFR only pilots and those with instrument ratings. With a combination of online learning and in-person instruction from a certified Cirrus Training Center Instructor, you’ll receive a comprehensive education that will help you master the Cirrus aircraft.
Designed by Cirrus Aircraft Delivered by Expert Flight Instructors
Our courses are created by Cirrus to provide you with the skills and knowledge you need to fly with confidence. With hands-on experience, online interactive learning and expert guidance, you’ll be ready to take to the skies in no time.
Flight Training Safety is Standard
The Cirrus Aircraft has been the top-selling plane in its category for the past 15 years due to its advanced composite technology, state-of-the-art avionics, exceptional safety features, user-friendly operation, and speed. This course teaches you how to utilize all these amazing features of the Cirrus to the fullest. Here are some other reasons why flying a Cirrus have become popular with the USAF and major airlines.
Due to the advanced technology and safety features integrated into the aircraft significant emphasis is placed on your ability to effectively manage these resources so you get the most out of flying your Cirrus.
Actual training time requirements may vary depending on your previous flight experience.
Completion of the course can accomplish the requirements of a flight review.
Operational characteristics specific to Cirrus aircraft
VFR Maneuvering, takeoffs, and landings
Avionics and autopilot usage and management
Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) and Risk Management
Cross country flight procedures
Abnormal and emergency procedures
Scenarios for use of the Cirrus Airframe Parachute System (CAPS)
Avionics malfunctions and abnormalities
Program, configure, and interpret Primary Flight Display (PFD) and Multi-Function Display (MFD) information for normal visual conditions
Cirrus Operational Characteristics
Maneuvering, Takeoffs, and Landings
Basic Attitude Instrument Flying
Avionics and autopilot usage
IFR operations, procedures, and instrument approaches
GPS, FMS, and WAAS (if applicable)
Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM) and Risk Management
Cross country flight planning and procedures
Abnormal and emergency procedures
Avionics malfunctions and abnormalities
