Learn to Fly
Multi-Engine Rating
Training for the Multi-Engine Rating can be completed with a visual flight rules program (VFR) or with an instrument program (IFR).
The Multi-Engine Rating (VFR) requires two stages of training and approximately 10 flight hours. Stage one includes the procedures to fly the aircraft in VFR conditions under normal flight procedures. Stage two adds emergency flight procedures in VFR conditions.
Our Multi-Engine training aircraft is a Piper Seminole, picked up from the factory in October 2002. The aircraft is equipped dual Garmin 430 Avionics and is in excellent condition.
Approximate Training Cost (VFR)
| 10 hours - 2002 Piper Seminole @ $249/hr. | $2,490 |
08 hours - Flight Instruction @ $59/hr. |
472 |
| 04 hours - Stage Checks @ $65/hr. | 260 |
| 05 hours - Ground Instruction @ $59/hr. | 295 |
| Total Flight Training Expense ** | $3,517 |
The Multi-Engine Rating (IFR) requires three stages of training and approximately 15 flight hours. Stage one includes the procedures to fly the aircraft in VFR conditions under normal flight procedures. Stage two adds emergency flight procedures in VFR conditions. Stage three add emergency flight procedures in IFR conditions.
Approximate Training Cost (IFR)
| 15 hours - 2002 Piper Seminole @ $249/hr. | $3,735 |
| 12 hours - Flight Instruction @ $59/hr. | 708 |
| 06 hours - Stage Checks @ $65/hr. | 390 |
| 06 hours - Ground Instruction @ $59/hr. | 354 |
| Total Flight Training Expense ** | *$5,187 |
* The actual training cost depends on the rate of learning of each student.
** In each of the above examples, the cost of study materials, charts and examiner's fee are in addition to the flight training expense.
