Go to the vZLA ARTCC web site to learn more: vZLA Pilot Certification

Use this charter number (P260) to log your vZLA Pilot Certification Flights in the WestWind Flight Dispatch System.

WestWind Virtual Airlines and vZLA Controllers take this certification seriously and if you are not prepared you will not pass. Make sure you read the training information and testing requirements before you log on and venture onto the world of VATSIM.

Pilots should have all charts associated with the current test. Those charts are available by clicking on the test at the ZLA web site and then clicking on the link for the charts. Knowing how to read the chart is a big plus!

Upon completion of level I-11 graduation from the ZLA Pilot Certification Program, you may apply for a pilot recognition award.

The aircraft listed at the bottom of this charter are those vZLA recommends for the tests.

Jets may be used only for test I-05.

You may select the Cessna 172 below but fly the default Cessna C182 for the vZLA test flights. Click on the aircraft to sign out this flight in the Flight Dispatch System.

Before attempting the vZLA Pilot Certification Program, it is highly recommended you read and take the tests at the Vatsim Pilot Resource Center (PRC): VATSIM PRC

Category: Personal

Continent: North America

Origin: As described

Destination: As described

Stops: Non-Stop

Aircraft: Beechcraft Baron 58, Beechcraft King Air 300, Beechcraft King Air 350, Boeing 757-200 VIP, Boeing BBJ, Boeing BBJ2, Bombardier CRJ-200, Bombardier LearJet 45, Bombardier LearJet 60, Cessna 172 Skyhawk, Cessna 208B Caravan, Cessna 550 Citation II/Bravo, Cessna 750 Citation X, Dassault Falcon 2000DX, Dassault Falcon 50, DeHavilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter, Embraer ERJ-135LR, Embraer ERJ-145LR, Gulfstream G550, Maule M7-260C Orion, Piper PA-28R-201T Turbo Arrow III

Note: Click on aircraft to sign out on this charter using the WestWind Flight Dispatch System