Multi Engine Rating

 

The multi-engine rating teaches you to fly twin engine

airplanes. If you are looking for a VFR only rating,

you can expect to take your check ride in about 10

training hours. If you are planning on obtaining a

multi-engine rating with instrument privileges, then

expect to spend closer to 20 hour training. It is

dependent upon how current and competent you are

as an instrument pilot. Unlike the Private Pilot,

Instrument or Commercial ratings, there is no written

exam for a Multi-Engine, just flight training and a check

ride. I have prepared a ground school for the rating that

take about 5 hours.Your plane or mine, your location

or mine, it’s the same process.

 

You have questions? I have answers!

 

Flymkleighton@gmail.com