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The MultI-Engine rating allows pilots to operate aircraft with multiple engines, Exact requirements may vary, but general requirements under the ( FAA ) Federal Aviation Authority include:

1. Pre-requisites:

-You must hold at minimum a Private Pilot License.

-You must be at least 18 years old.

-You must hold a third-class medical certifica

2.Training:

You will receive ground instruction covering multi-engine aerodynamics, systems performance, and emergency procedures.

You will receive complete flight training in a multI-engine aircraft to learn the differences in handling, performance,and systems compared to single-engine aircraft.

You will practice normal and emergency procedures, including engine failures, Vmc demonstrations, and asymmetric flight.

3. Flight Hours:

Multi engine rating is based on demonstrated competency. Our average student demonstrates competency at around 10 hours of flight time.

4. Written Exam:

Pass a written knowledge test specific to multi-engine operations.

5. Checkride:

You will need to pass a practical flight test with an FAA-designated examiner. During the checkride, you will need to demonstrate your ability to safely operate a multi-engine aircraft, perform various maneuvers, and handle emergency procedures.

6. Endorsement:

Upon successful completion of the training and passing the checkride, you will receive an endorsement in your logbook signifying that you are now rated to fly a multi-engine aircraft.

Please note that these requirements are a general outline based on FAA regulations. Requirements may vary slightly so please consult our certified flight instructors for the most accurate and up to date information on requirements.