For anyone who aspires to fly everything under the sun, a
multiengine rating is a literal must, and for anyone
who wants to fly for the airlines, it's a requirement.
10 hours Ground. | $700 | |
10 hours Dual. | $4,400 | |
FAA Checkride Fee | $900 | |
TOTAL | $6,000 |
There is no knowledge test required and no minimum time,
just ground and flight training.
You will study multi-engine aircraft operations, systems,
and procedures. These lessons are designed to equip you with
the skills needed to safely operate these advanced
aircrafts.
Full-Time Students
two months.
Part-Time Students
on your schedule.
There is no written examination for the multiengine rating,
so all proof of proficiency will be done during the check
ride for the rating.
However, there is a lot to be learned on the ground before
taking to the skies in a multiengine aircraft.
Yes, but keep in mind that it is much more expensive than getting your commercial in a single engine aircraft and then adding the Multiengine ADD-On rating to it.