In anticipation of a flurry of training activity surrounding the introduction of the Cessna 162 SkyCatcher, Cessna has launched its Cessna Sport Pilot/Private Pilot Course, which recently won Part 141 approval from the FAA. The Web-based course gives customers, Cessna Pilot Centers (CPCs) and instructors access to materials anywhere there’s an Internet connection. The scenario-based curriculum also allows CPCs to very accurately track student progress. And it gives Cessna the ability to update materials instantly through the Web, while giving local CPCs the ability to customize training materials to suit the local training environment while maintaining the overall integrity of the course. Check out the new site at cessnaflighttraining.com.
Cessna Launches New Online Training Portal
Key Takeaways:
- Cessna launched a new FAA Part 141 approved, Web-based Sport Pilot/Private Pilot Course, anticipating training demand for the Cessna 162 SkyCatcher.
- The scenario-based curriculum provides convenient access to materials and enables Cessna Pilot Centers (CPCs) to accurately track student progress.
- The course allows Cessna to instantly update materials via the web and gives local CPCs flexibility to customize content while maintaining overall course integrity.
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