Beechcraft King Air 200/350 Full Flight Simulators6 training centers with King Air 200/350 simulators — Turboprop
CAE is a global leader in aviation training with the world's largest network of civil aviation training centers.
World's largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators with 70+ years of professional aviation training excellence.
World's largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators with 70+ years of professional aviation training excellence.
World's largest fleet of advanced full flight simulators with 70+ years of professional aviation training excellence.
SIMCOM Aviation Training, a CAE company, provides business and general aviation training with Level D simulators across multiple locations.
TRU Simulation, a Textron subsidiary, manufactures flight simulators and operates training facilities for business aviation and military mar...
The Beechcraft King Air 200 and 350 series aircraft define versatility in twin-turboprop aviation, serving diverse missions from corporate transport to cargo operations, medical evacuation, and government services. These robust aircraft offer exceptional short-field performance, operational economy, and proven reliability that has made them the world's most popular turboprop aircraft family.
King Air 200/350 type rating programs utilize Level D flight simulators over 6-8 training days, emphasizing the unique operational characteristics of turboprop aircraft. Training focuses on power management techniques, propeller operations, and the advanced avionics systems that distinguish modern King Air variants from earlier generations.
Simulator instruction covers turboprop-specific procedures including power management during various flight phases, propeller feathering and unfeathering procedures, and ice protection system operations. Emergency training emphasizes single-engine approaches, electrical failures, and pressurization system malfunctions. Crew resource management addresses the versatile mission profiles these aircraft serve, from short-field operations to instrument approaches in challenging weather conditions.
The extensive network of six King Air training locations reflects the aircraft's widespread use among corporate operators, cargo companies, government agencies, medical transport services, and flight training schools. This broad operator base maintains consistent demand for both initial type rating and recurrent training across multiple simulator facilities nationwide.