Multi Engine Training Course
Most pilots will obtain their Multi Engine Rating after they become a Commercial Pilot and Flight Instructor.
Pricing is by the hour. Many pilots need 8-10 hours at $480 per hour.
FAQs
What are the requirements to obtain a Multi-Engine Rating?
To begin multi-engine training, you must hold at least a Private Pilot Certificate. If you want the rating to be used for commercial privileges, you’ll need a Commercial Pilot Certificate. There is no minimum flight time required by the FAA, but proficiency must be demonstrated to pass the checkride.
How long does it take to get a Multi-Engine Rating?
Most pilots complete the rating in 3 to 5 days with focused, full-time training. For part-time students, it may take a bit longer depending on scheduling and weather.
How much does flight training cost?
The full training package is $5,000, which includes dual instruction, ground instruction, and preparation for the checkride. Any additional time beyond the package is billed hourly.
Do I need any experience before starting?
Yes, you must already be a licensed pilot (Private or Commercial). While not required, it’s helpful to be current and proficient in single-engine operations and basic instrument skills, as multi-engine flying is more complex and demanding.
What kind of aircraft will I be flying?
Training is conducted in a powerful and stable twin-engine aircraft, picked for performance and reliability. It’s an ideal platform for learning multi-engine operations, engine-out procedures, and systems management.