Multi-Engine

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Multi-Engine

Multi Engine Rating

To earn a multi-engine rating, you must take instruction from an appropriately certificated instructor. There is no hourly requirement or an FAA written examination, but there is an FAA checkride, after which you'll be licensed to fly airplanes with two or more engines. You must hold at least a private pilot certificate.

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MULTI-ENGINE TRAINING PACKAGE
To add a multi-engine rating to your existing pilot certificate, Sky Training is running a multi-engine special of dual instruction in the BE-76. Get your multi-engine rating and then start building multi-engine PIC flight time.

FAQ:

Q.
Can safety pilot log PIC?
A.
Yes, a safety pilot in the US can log PIC as long as the other pilot is under the hood in VFR conditions. (Far’s 91.109). The safety pilot can not log PIC if they enter IMC unless the safety pilot has a CFII and MEI and is giving dual.