A multi-engine rating allows you to operate aircraft with more than one engine, providing access to faster, larger, and more complex machines with better performance and redundancy. This rating is a critical milestone for professional advancement, equipping you with the skills to handle asymmetric thrust and engine failures while satisfying a mandatory requirement for most commercial and airline pilot jobs.
A multi-engine rating allows you to operate aircraft with more than one engine, providing access to faster, larger, and more complex machines with better performance and redundancy. This rating is a critical milestone for professional advancement, equipping you with the skills to handle asymmetric thrust and engine failures while satisfying a mandatory requirement for most commercial and airline pilot jobs.
Complete a minimum of 6 hours flight time in a multi-engine aircraft.
Complete a minimum of 7 hours of briefings.
Pass a practical flight test with a CAA-approved designated flight examiner.
After meeting the practical requirements, your training records will be reviewed and submitted to the CAA.
Pay the required fee to have the multi-engine rating added to your PPL or CPL.
