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- The cost of flying a Piper Seneca II at $214/hr.

10 Hours Dual Flight Instruction in Piper Seneca

$2,560.00

11.5 Hours Ground Instruction

$483.00

Books/Materials

$50.00

Multi-Engine Rating Checkride

$350.00**

Aircraft Rental for Checkride

$225.00


Minimum Cost for Multi-Engine Rating

$3,668.00

 

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- Cost of flying a Piper Seminole at a much larger school that focuses solely on multi-engine training only.

2-3 day Multi-engine add-on Ratings
For only $2,299

Earn your multi-engine rating in as little as 2-3 days for only $2,299! This is not the typical “seven hours in the simulator and three flights in the aircraft” multi course. At SkyVenture you get an honest 10 hours of multi-engine flight time at a great price. This course features:

8.5 hours multi-engine dual instruction in the aircraft

1.5 hours for pratical exam aircraft rental

Training materials

  • Aircraft: N24SV N27SV N4833T
  • All multi-engine aircraft Garmin 430 equipped (approach certified).
  • Dedicated aircraft and flight instructors for the duration of our course.
  • Private, Commercial, Multi-engine Instructor or ATP training...all at the same low price.
  • On-site Designated Pilot Examiners (Checkride only $ 300.00)

 

Just type in multi-engine rating on your favorite search engine and up will pop thousands of results. Just about every school has a twin, but only few actually focus only multi-engine training. What I mean by that is a school might own a twin-engine aircraft, but because it is rarely flown the school chooses to focus most of their energy into primary training (i.e. private pilot training), and multi-engine program suffers. A few schools have realized that there is a need for this type of training and have spent a lot of time developing a syllabus that will help you effectively navigate your way through the training. My best advice for you is to ask a lot of questions, and find out as much as you can about their program (syllabus, how many people they have trained, etc.) before making your final decision.

 

FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY