Multi-Engine
Multi-Engine Requirements
- Ground Training
- 17 Years of Age
- The ability to read, write, and speak fluently in English
- Third-class FAA medical certificate
- Receive ground training with an FAA certified instructor or complete a home study course to learn Federal Aviation Regulations that apply to the Private Pilot.
- Pass an FAA knowledge test with a score of 70% or better.
- Flight Training
- 10 hrs of Dual Flight Time in a Multi-Engine Aircraft
- FAA Flight Test
Multi-Engine Expenses
- Ground Training
- CFI ($40 × 10hrs) $400
- Flight Training**
- 10 hrs. of Flight $2,600
- FAA Flight Test $350
Net Cost $3,350
Additional Expenses
Books $50
The stated hours are an approximation based on the average time required to complete course materials and may vary if more training is required.
Direct Payment to Medical designate and/or FAA designate. Expenses are not included in final estimate.
Prices based on 10% block discount
All prices subject to change
Multi-Engine rating pulls the gate wide open on what aircraft you can fly. Most high-performance and long-range aircraft have more than one engine. This rating gives you the knowledge necessary to safely and effectively control a multiple engine aircraft with retractable gear.
How long will it take to get my Multi-Engine Rating?
Certification can be accomplished in one week of dedicated flying.
What kind of Aircraft will I train in ?
Wayman Aviation currently has a Piper Seneca I available for those interested in achieving a multi-engine rating.
