Question about the turbo commander

[GDBholdings]

I have done a yahoo and Google search and came up frustratingly empty, Might
be my search technique but anyway.........All I wanted to know was if the
Turbo Commander 690B was certified for single pilot operation or if it
requires two flight crew to operate?

any link to a website on info to this aircraft that some of you know about
would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance

[Matt Barrow]

"GDBholdings" > wrote in message
news:ms%ih.518051$R63.145999@pd7urf1no...
>I have done a yahoo and Google search and came up frustratingly empty,
>Might be my search technique but anyway.........All I wanted to know was if
>the Turbo Commander 690B was certified for single pilot operation or if it
>requires two flight crew to operate?

http://www.twincommander.com

It has never required two crew members and other than the big iron (if that)
I can't think of a tubro prop that is not single pilot.

>
> any link to a website on info to this aircraft that some of you know about
> would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance

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King Air 350 requires a type rating but is still single pilot.
What's amazing is that the jets are easier to fly!

Doesn't have to make sense. Bill Hale

Matt Barrow wrote:
> "GDBholdings" > wrote in message
> news:ms%ih.518051$R63.145999@pd7urf1no...
> >I have done a yahoo and Google search and came up frustratingly empty,
> >Might be my search technique but anyway.........All I wanted to know was if
> >the Turbo Commander 690B was certified for single pilot operation or if it
> >requires two flight crew to operate?
>
> http://www.twincommander.com
>
> It has never required two crew members and other than the big iron (if that)
> I can't think of a tubro prop that is not single pilot.
>
> >
> > any link to a website on info to this aircraft that some of you know about
> > would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance