Are you ready to take command of a multi-engine piston aircraft (MEP)? This course prepares you for the challenges and the extra responsibilities.

Your trajectory

EASA sets minimum requirements for any multi-engine rating training course:

• 5 hours of theory on multi-engine piston and asymmetrical flight;
• A minimum of 2.5 hours of dual flight instruction under normal operating conditions for multi-engine aeroplanes;
• No less than 3.5 hours of dual flight instruction in engine failure procedures and asymmetric flight techniques.

Prerequisites

You’ll need to have logged at least 70 hours as a Pilot in Charge before applying for the single-pilot multi-engine aeroplane rating.

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