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Yeah, I knew how the 500 series worked, but now I learned something new about the CJ's. I actually met a guy in Macon, GA that was flying a CE-560 Ultra single pilot. I was like WTF??? Where is your copilot? Turns out it's legal, though you're hard pressed to find an insurance company that'll agree to it. I never knew you could fly them single pilot, but sure enough, you can.
 
CapnVegetto said:
I actually met a guy in Macon, GA that was flying a CE-560 Ultra single pilot.
Ya you can fly all the 560's- V, Ultra, or Encore Single Pilot with the 4050 waiver. The funny thing about it is the waiver actually considers them different airplanes, and you actually have to get differences training. Same thing with the 550's, the waiver considers the II different from the Bravo, or SII.

Useless trivia.
 

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