LOFT’s CE-525B recurrent training is designed to keep CJ3 pilots sharp, confident, and current in the aircraft they operate every day. This three-day program focuses on reinforcing core systems knowledge, procedures, and decision-making while providing meaningful simulator time to practice normal, abnormal, and emergency scenarios in a realistic environment.

Training includes structured ground instruction followed by simulator sessions in LOFT’s Level D CJ3 simulator, allowing pilots to refine technique, stay ahead of aircraft limitations, and maintain proficiency throughout the year. Whether flying single-pilot or crewed operations, our instructors tailor each session to the pilot’s experience level and operational needs.

Course Entry Prerequisites

  • Valid FAA certificate with CE-525 or CE-525(S) Type Rating
  • TSA Approval (If not a US Citizen)

CE-525 Recurrent (CJ3) at a Glance

CE-525 Recurrent Type Rating (CJ3) at a Glance

Course Duration

3 Days

Ground School

2 Days

simulator including proficiency check

1 Day

2 hour simulator training and 2 hour proficiency check

4.0 Hrs

Timeline of Training Events

Day 01

ground school
  • Program schedule review
  • Powerplant and fuel systems
  • Hydraulics and flight controls
  • Electrical systems
  • Ice and rain protection
  • Oxygen and environmental systems
  • Pressurization
  • Autopilot and avionics

Day 02

ground school
  • FAR Part 25/23 regulations
  • Weight and balance
  • Flight planning
  • Citation performance and accident investigation
  • Flight maneuvers ground brief
  • ILS approaches
  • VOR/LOC/LOC-BC/NDB/GPS approaches
  • Abnormal procedures
  • Systems exam review

Day 03

Checkride and Oral
  • Preflight oral brief
  • Normal and instrument takeoffs and landings
  • Rejected takeoffs, go-arounds, and steep turns
  • Circling approaches, missed approaches, and holds
  • Engine failure, inflight restart, and single engine approaches
  • No-flap and non-standard flap approach and landing
  • Two-hour proficiency check conducted by a Training Center Evaluator
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