King Air C90, training ideas

[swisspilot]

My company just bought a King Air C90, currently the plane is based in North Carolina, but at some point it will be ferried to South America.

To make it short I need to be trained on it while it is in the US, not looking at a simulator course but rather training in the actual aircraft.

Any contract King Air instructors out there?

 

[deadstick]

Check out FlyRight in Concord NC or Doug Carmody in SC.

http://www.flyrightinc.com
http://www.kingairtraining.com/contact.shtml

 

[killbilly]

Paging @bucksmith

 

[bucksmith]

My company just bought a King Air C90, currently the plane is based in North Carolina, but at some point it will be ferried to South America.

To make it short I need to be trained on it while it is in the US, not looking at a simulator course but rather training in the actual aircraft.

Any contract King Air instructors out there?

As a matter of fact, that's exactly what we do. I'll shoot you a pm..

 

[swisspilot]

As a matter of fact, that's exactly what we do. I'll shoot you a pm..

Great!

 

[Skåning]

My company just bought a King Air C90, currently the plane is based in North Carolina, but at some point it will be ferried to South America.

To make it short I need to be trained on it while it is in the US, not looking at a simulator course but rather training in the actual aircraft.

Any contract King Air instructors out there?

Congratulations!

 

[dhood84]

Easy airplane to learn.....systems are pretty straight forward and it flies like a charm.

 

[pilotmec]

http://www.beechtalk.com/forums/index.php?sid=1a3c1333d2a36382a2c7c3110bca7e3d

 

[Crockrocket94]

Cool, are you going to be primarily flying it?