The Citation Bravo remains one of the most flown light jets in the used business jet market, which means there’s real training documentation demand for it years after production ended — but two different training providers built manuals for it, and knowing the difference matters when you’re prepping for a type-specific course.

Two Training Traditions, One Airframe

FlightSafety International and CAE (through its SimuFlite training division) both run type-specific programs for the Citation Bravo, and each built its own training materials around how it teaches the aircraft. The content overlaps heavily — systems, limitations, procedures — but the organization, terminology, and simulator-specific memory items follow whichever provider you actually trained with.

What We Carry

If you trained with FlightSafety, we have the FlightSafety Cessna Citation Bravo Pilot Training Manual and the companion FlightSafety Citation Bravo Pilot Training Materials. If your background is CAE/SimuFlite, we stock the CAE Cessna Citation Bravo Pilot Training Manual.

Our general rule for buyers: match the manual to the provider you actually did your type-rating or recurrent training with. Mixing providers isn’t wrong, exactly, but you’ll spend more time reconciling terminology than you will learning the aircraft.

Related Citation Documentation

If your operation also flies other members of the Citation family, see our guides on the Citation CJ series or browse the full Business Jet category for Citation VII, 650-series and CJ documentation.

Not sure which provider your training records show? Contact us and we’ll help you match the manual to your course.