What is a Commercial Pilot License
A Multi-Engine Rating is a pivotal achievement in your aviation career, broadening your skill set and opening doors to a wide range of aircraft and professional opportunities. This rating authorizes you to act as pilot in command (PIC) of multi-engine aircraft, a milestone that highlights your proficiency in advanced flight operations and elevates your standing within the aviation community.
For aspiring airline pilots, earning a Multi-Engine Rating is a critical step. Airlines seek pilots with multi-engine experience, as it reflects their ability to manage more complex systems, high-performance operations, and instrument-equipped aircraft. This expertise significantly enhances your employability in the competitive aviation job market, making you a sought-after candidate for roles that demand advanced piloting skills.
Flying multi-engine aircraft is not just a professional advancement—it's an exhilarating experience that transitions you into the world of high-performance aviation. Whether your goal is career progression or embracing the challenge of piloting advanced aircraft, ATA Flight School is the perfect place to pursue your Multi-Engine Rating. Start your journey with us, and take the next step in becoming a confident and skilled multi-engine pilot.
How to get your Multi Engine Rating
Earning your Multi-Engine Rating is a thrilling progression in your aviation career, offering you the opportunity to pilot more advanced and versatile aircraft. Before beginning this journey, you’ll need to meet essential eligibility requirements, including holding a valid Private Pilot Certificate and a current medical certificate. These prerequisites ensure you have the foundational skills and fitness to undertake the challenges of multi-engine training.
The training process includes a blend of ground instruction and practical flight experience. During ground school, you'll delve into the unique characteristics of multi-engine aircraft, learning about systems, performance, aerodynamics, and emergency procedures. This foundational knowledge prepares you to understand and operate these more complex machines safely.
In the flight training phase, you’ll typically log 10 to 15 hours of hands-on instruction, practicing multi-engine maneuvers, engine-out procedures, and advanced navigation techniques. This practical experience is critical for mastering the dynamics of multi-engine operations. Once you’ve demonstrated proficiency in both ground and flight training, you’ll complete an evaluation to earn your Multi-Engine Rating, opening doors to exciting new opportunities in aviation.
What does the course contains
Multi - Engine Add On
Components | Hours | Price |
|---|---|---|
Ground Instruction | 10 | $600 |
Flight Time | 10 | $3,800 |
TOTAL COST | $4,400 |
Multi -Engine Initial
Components | Hours | Price |
|---|---|---|
Ground Instruction | 10 | $600 |
Flight Time | 25 | $11,000 |
TOTAL COST | $11,600 |
**INCIDENTAL COSTS: These amounts are approximations and they are paid directly by the pilots to the respective third parties.
Medical exam fee: $ 100.00
Written Exam Fee: $ 175.00
Checkride Fee: $1,500.00
Rental Aircraft Insurance: $ 570.00
Charts & Checklist: $ 100.00
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