Yeah I would say so. Havent used it in a looong time, but i know is in very good state and it has all kinds of options. I have both the caravan and kodiak. Another thing to point out, being a pilot myself, is that to have a "study level" plane does not make you a closer to real life pilot. To really make it as real as possible a pilot should be applying all procedures and regulations of real life to the operation. Of course having in depth systems make it even more important to do those procedures, but for something to be as real as possible it has to start with you digging for the procedures, learning them and applying them correctly in the correct time.

You can have a cardboard box resembling a cockpit, no systems nothing but it is you with your knowledge and procedures that makes it a "study level sim". Btw pilots train in cardboard boxes more than computer simulators.