C525 - CJ
Differences training to CJ
To fly the oldest Citation Jet ✔️
CJ1, CJ2 (No-FADEC)
Differences training to CJ1 and CJ2 (No FADEC)
To fly the variants between CJ and FADECs ✔️
CJ1+, CJ2+, CJ3 (FADEC)
Differences training to CJ1+, CJ2+, CJ3
To fly the most common product line of Cessna 525 ✔️
The most diverse aeroplane type in the world
Cessna 525 Citation series is one of the most diverse typerating in the world. It covers the product line starting by the Cessna CJ, so-called "straight" CJ with a classic six-pack round-dial instruments through the FADEC versions such as CJ3 all the way through the touchscreen versions of M2 and CJ3+ to the CJ4 with the MTOW exceeding the certification limitations for the single-pilot aeroplnaes under the EASA system. All variants of the Cessna 525 Citation can be flown under the single-pilot concept as well as the multi-pilot concept under commercial air transport environment.
How to transit the one variant of Cessna 525 Citation to another is described by the EASA Operational suitability data.
The common license endorsement allows you to fly on following C525 variants:
- Cessna C525 Citation Jet (CJ)
- Cessna C525 Citation (CJ1 and CJ1+)
- Cessna C525A Citation (CJ2 and CJ2+)
- Cessna C525B Citation (CJ3 and CJ3+)
- Cessna C525C Citation (CJ4)
- Cessna C525 Citation M2
