Study the Challenger 3500 before your type rating
Aircraft systems explained screen by screen, with the real panels and a short test for each system. Open it in your browser and start with the APU.
Pre-study material. Not an approved training course.
What you get
Every system follows the same order, so you always know where you are.
Slide-style lessons
Overview, controls and indicators, normal operation, abnormal and CAS. Back and next, like a classic CBT.
A test for each system
Ten random questions, 80% to pass, unlimited retries. Your results are saved in your browser.
QRH at the right moment
Abnormal screens point to the matching checklist items, including the memory items.
See a real screen
- Diagrams drawn for this course
- Cockpit panels with arrows on the controls you use
- Pick up where you stopped
Systems
The APU is open now. More systems are added one at a time.
APU
4 lessons · 112 screens · test
Electrical
In preparation
Fuel
In preparation
Hydraulics
In preparation
Powerplant
In preparation
Air conditioning and pressurization
In preparation
Ice and rain protection
In preparation
Landing gear and brakes
In preparation
Who wrote it
[Bio to confirm] A line pilot on the Challenger 3500 and a former type rating instructor, writing the course from the current aircraft manuals.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. Create a free account with Google or an email link, no password needed. Your progress is saved in this browser.
Is this an approved course?
No. It is pre-study material to prepare for type rating or recurrent training. It does not replace approved training or the aircraft manuals.
Which aircraft does it cover?
The Challenger 3500. Many systems are shared with the Challenger 350.
Can my company buy it for its pilots?
Yes. Write to us for a group licence.
Pre-study, not a type rating
Not approved by EASA or any other authority. Always use the approved AFM, QRH and operator manuals.