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Recurrent Training
Recurrent training supplements the skills and knowledge acquired from the Transition Course. The Cirrus Recurrent Course is a scenario based set of instruction designed to challenge pilot's with real world practical challenges in the simulator and in the aircraft.
Coincident with increasing pilot skill through experience, recurrent training also aims to increase the pilot's knowledge of their aircraft and of operational issues unique to Cirrus aircraft. Each experience with recurrent training builds on the previous training in an effort to expand the pilot's.operational experience and knowledge level. This building results in a pilot who is trained to recognize and prevent problematic conditions and to effectively manage problems that do occur.
To ensure the appropriate maintenance of pilot skills, recurrent training is recommended every six months to a year. The frequency of recommended recurrent training varies with the operator's average aircraft usage per month and total experience level.
Coincident with increasing pilot skill through experience, recurrent training also aims to increase the pilot's knowledge of their aircraft and of operational issues unique to Cirrus aircraft. Each experience with recurrent training builds on the previous training in an effort to expand the pilot's.operational experience and knowledge level. This building results in a pilot who is trained to recognize and prevent problematic conditions and to effectively manage problems that do occur.
To ensure the appropriate maintenance of pilot skills, recurrent training is recommended every six months to a year. The frequency of recommended recurrent training varies with the operator's average aircraft usage per month and total experience level.
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