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AirShares Elite is gradually transitioning our fleet to SR22 aircraft equipped with the Cirrus Perspective  avionics suite and  there should be one available for your use in every region by early 2012.  Flying this incredible state-of-the-art airplane will require additional training, which can be arranged by contacting AirShares Elite at (800) 482 5411.  

AirShares Elite pilots who are checked out and current in the Avidyne SR22 will complete the "Avionics Differences" syllabus, which involves a 3 hour ground  lesson and two flight lessons: an introduction to the system, followed by an evaluation to determine readiness for solo VFR operation of the aircraft.  Adequate preparation prior to the start of flight training will be essential to making the most of the transition.  In addition to the computer-based avionics training program provided, pilots should also review G3 differences using the resources on this site.

6 Months after initial check out:  Single-pilot IFR operation in this cockpit will require more extensive training and experience, beginning with completion of the IFR section "Avionics Differences" syllabus six months after the initial VFR checkout.  Pilots without prior Garmin G1000 experience will likely experience a steep learning curve on this advanced avionics panel.  Most Cirrus pilots report an average of 10-12 hours of flight time to gain an acceptable comfort level with the system to fly it solo IFR.  (Some pilots may elect to complete the IFR syllabus at the initial differences training.)

AirShares Elite will be closely monitoring pilot activities and currency in this cockpit to ensure your safety and the protection of this special resource.  Actual IFR flight in the Perspective airplanes without an approved AirShares instructor on board is prohibited until a formal IFR checkout is completed.

More information on the system can be viewed by clicking the Perspective logo above and visiting the Factory Training Resource.  Supporting material can also be downloaded from the Document Library below.



The Garmin Cirrus Perpsective Pilot's Guide (82 MB), can be downloaded from the Garmin web site; click the Garmin logo to the left.



Document Library

NameDescription
DocumentCirrus Perspective Flight Operations ManualComprehensive description of standard operating procedures, flow checks, and instrument approach profiles
DocumentCockpit Reference Guide, Rev. A Nov. 2010Quick reference guide for use in the Perspective cockpit
DocumentSR22 G3 Wing POH SupplementImportant information on new G3 wing specifications
DocumentG3 Differences PresentationSlideshow on G3 design features and differences
DocumentTraining in Cirrus Perspective Aircraft34-page, graphics-heavy presentation given by Garmin at 2009 CSIP Symposium.
DocumentSR22 Perspective Pilot's Operating HandbookPOH for SR22 G3 Perspective
DocumentSR22 G3 Perspective Aircraft ChecklistChecklist for non-turbo Perspective aircraft
DocumentSR22 G3 Turbo Perspective Aircraft ChecklistChecklist for TURBO Perspective aircraft
DocumentGarmin Pilot Training GuideThis Pilot’s Training Guide is provided to help the pilot transition to Perspective aircraft. Use this study guide in combination with the GIFD Simulator and/or the GIFD Pilot’s Guide as well as the flight instructor’s guidance and feedback to maximize training in Perspective-equipped aircraft.
DocumentPerspective Electrical System Study GuideIncludes a simplified diagram by Neil Singer depicting the Perspective electrical system and excerpts from the Cirrus Aircraft Maintenance Manual. Instructional video below.






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