Learning to fly multi-engine aircraft is an exciting step up in your flying skills. Being able to fly a multi-engine aircraft opens you up to a heavier, more powerful and complex aircraft that can get you to places faster with more performance.
To begin training, you will need to have built up over 70 hours of P1 time. Feel free to get in touch with our CFI to discuss your training plans.
The course will consist of a minimum of 6 hours flight training of which at least 2.5 hours of dual flight instruction are operated under normal conditions and at least 3.5 hours of dual flight instruction in engine failure procedures and asymmetric flight techniques. The flight test is a minimum of 1 hour.
Assuming you pass in the minimum time of 7 hours airbourne, this will cost £3,000.
The Examiner’s and CAA license issues fees are paid directly to them and as such are not included.
