Become A Multi-Engine Pilot
A multi engine rating can greatly expand your options when flying cross country, or when purchasing an airplane for business travel. It is also an important step if you aspire to become a professional pilot. In general, multi engine airplanes are larger, faster, and more capable when flying in instrument flight conditions because of their redundant systems. However, they are also challenging. The redundant systems add complexity, and aerodynamic characteristics unique to operating with one engine inoperative require new skills in order to handle emergency conditions safely. Contact Classic Air Aviation today to get started.
Aircraft
$5,625
- $375 / hour
- 15 Hours
Instructor
$1,125
- $75 / hour
- 15 Hours
Ground
$750
- $75 / hour
- 10 Hours
Total
$7,500
Examiner Fee $700.00 paid directly to DPE
***Cessna 1725 G1000 models are $175/hour
