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The Caravan was the most fun A/C I have flown to date. The turbine PIC is good but more importantly you'll have a great time flying that plane!
 
Interesting thread. I'm probably looking at the same situation except with a PC-12 instead of a 'van.
 
I believe one way to make it easier to go from the van to a king air would be to find a king air operator you would want to work for and get to know the people who work there, and let them get to know you. That way when you get more time and they have a position open, they may consider you because they know and like you.
 
Not sure of current insurance requirements.

But I know in 98 I was typed and flying as PIC under 135 in a Citation II with 1800 hrs total time and about 300 multi.

I think insurance requirements vary from place to place and between insurance companys. Could be wrong though.
 

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