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Experienced CFII/ Aircraft Manager South Florida

Experienced CFII/ Aircraft Manager with 3,000 Total time 1,700 Dual given and 1,400 Hours in all various Cirrus Aircraft looking for more work to fill my schedule. Contract, part-time or full time. Flight Instruction, Pilot Services, Aircraft Ferrying and Management. Currently managing and flying a few...

Posted to Marketplace by Bennett Goldblum on 29 Sep 2011
Filed under: Instrument rating, SR20, TKS, G3, Instruction, SR22, Cirrus Aircraft, training, CFI, Avidyne, IFR, CSIP, WAAS, Turbo, Avionics, SR22 Leaseback, Management, Instrument, SR22 AirShares fractional ownership, Cirrus, SR20-GTS, MFD, g1, g2, experience, upgrade, garmin 430, Upgrades, SR22 AirShares, Miami, fort lauderdale, South Florida, Bahamas, turbo perspective, WAAS PFD MFD, SR22T, Ferry Pilot, Ferry Service, sr22 training, transition training, SR 20, Garmin., Perspective, AirShares, Garmin, insurance approved training, avidyne training, insurance checkout, g1000 training, initial transition training, synthetic vision

AirShares wants to lease time in your airplane!

AirShares is looking to lease time in Garmin Perspective equipped SR-22 aircraft. As the worlds largest operator of SR-22 aircraft, AirShares can offer benefits not found anywhere else including: Highest Rates - AirShares offers the highest "per hour" leaseback rates in the industry Comprehensive...

Posted to Marketplace by AirShares Elite on 3 May 2011
Filed under: Revenue, Perspective, AirShares, Garmin, leaseback

Latest Software For The Perspective

I flew the latest software update for the Cirrus Perspective a few weeks back and want to show some of the neat new features it includes. The first thing I noticed was the main moving map page. They've put a channel that extends from the front of the aircraft to a distance that depends on what your...

Posted to Tips from CSIP's: Staying Proficient by John Fiscus on 1 Mar 2011
Filed under: avionics, garmin, perspective, TAWS, Flight training

Garmin Tips: Activating a leg

In the IFR world, ATC may occasionally vector a pilot off course for traffic, weather, or other reasons. Once the deviation is concluded, ATC will direct the pilot to join up with the original course (or a new one in which case you'd use my previous Garmin tip), but that course might not be magenta...

Posted to Tips from CSIP's: Staying Proficient by John Fiscus on 29 Jul 2009
Filed under: training, tips, avionics, garmin

Garmin Tips: Inserting a waypoint into the flight plan

Inserting a Waypoint in the Flight Plan In the IFR world, ATC may occasionally add new legs to a flight plan after the pilot has taken off. These deviations are given for a number of reasons varying from closed airspace, traffic avoidance, and even weather. Often, the deviation will include a point between...

Posted to Tips from CSIP's: Staying Proficient by John Fiscus on 14 Jul 2009
Filed under: training, tips, avionics, IFR, garmin

Newest Addition to our Family

I would like to introduce N877KC, a FIKI Turbo SR22 with the GTS - X package and Perspective avionics. We're very proud of this new aircraft for the training opportunities it represents. As a Turbo, we're able to conduct high altitude training and oxygen system familiarization. With the Perspective...

Posted to Tips from CSIP's: Staying Proficient by John Fiscus on 12 Jun 2009
Filed under: training, ice, avionics, garmin, perspective

Emergency Management, a Cirrus Design safety advisory, Winter 2008

A safety advisory from Cirrus Design training staff. Contains several topics: Planning for the Unexpected Fuel Management and En-Route Planning Electrical Malfunctions Perspective Avionics by Garmin Landings and Stabilized Approaches Conclusions (PDF, 4 pages, 1.9mb)

Posted to COPA Safety Gallery by Rick Beach on 20 Nov 2008
Filed under: Fuel management, Perspective, Landings, Safety, Garmin, Emergency Procedures, Electrical System