How many hours of flying in type rating?

The FAA requires a certain number of hours in order to complete a type rating. For the Citation CJ, you'll need 40 hours of flight time within 60 days prior to your checkride. This can consist of 20 hours with an instructor and 20 more on your own if you're applying for single-pilot privileges.



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