Yes, Lufthansa flight training in Bremen uses the Cessna Citation CJ1
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The KLM flight academy used to have Cessna Citations, but I think they no longer use them as part of the training.
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It's rare (and EXPENSIVE) but there are a few flight schools which offer primary flight training in the Embraer Phenom 100 and Citation Mistang aircraft.
Angel City Flyers in Long Beach, CA (KLGB), is one such flight school.
Bring your banker; it's going to cost $1000+ per flight hour plus fuel and instructor fees!
Another place is the National Test Pilot's School in Muroc, CA.
Their 11 month Masters of Science in Test Piloting course will make you an accredited test pilot and log flight time in over 30 aircraft, including jet fighters like the Saab 35 Drakken.
Tuition is $960,000!!!!!!
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FlightOptions at the Sunshine Coast in Australia have a Level D Citation Mustang simulator, and a real Mustang as well.
The facility used to be used by Singapore Airlines for their pilot training.
Great location!
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The Swedish Air Force uses the Sk 60 jet (Saab 105) as its only trainer , including initial training.
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For initial training, I don't think there is any flight school or Air Force in the world that will let you begin in a jet.
At the later stages however there are some programs that incorporate jet time.
I believe Lufthansa's ab initio course uses a Citation as the final stage before joining the airline.
But generally speaking most pilots in training programs don't fly jets until joining the airline.
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Is there any flying school out there that use "jets" as part of their training program? I mean like a Cessna Citation or Phenom.
Is there any flight school that uses jets as part of their training program?
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There are a few flight schools that include jets as part of the training. These can be found in the US, Australia and Sweden. Lufthansa also allegedly uses jets in its ab initio course. Although it is rare and costs a lot, there are some schools that use jets in their training program: Angel City Flyers in Long Beach, FlightOptions  at the Sunshine Coast in Australia, the Swedish Air Force and Lufthansa. That said, usually pilots fly jets when they join the fleet of the airline and only sometimes are they trained in jets at the later stages of training.
Although it is rare and costs a lot, there are some schools that use jets in their training program: Angel City Flyers in Long Beach, FlightOptions  at the Sunshine Coast in Australia, the Swedish Air Force and Lufthansa. Usually pilots fly jets when they join the fleet of the airline and only sometimes are they trained in jets at the later stages of training.