When your flying career reaches a certain point, you'll either want or need a multi engine rating.
Many if not most employment opportunities require Multi-Engine experience.
The Multi Engine Class rating training will consist of 7HRS briefing in total from the instructor which covers aircraft familiarization, multi engine principles, general handling, abnormal and emergency situations. After briefings a total of 6.5HRS of dual flying in total should be flown before receiving the Multi Engine Class rating.
The dual flying hours will be flown after each briefing.
The average time for briefing is about half an hour which will then follow with the relevant air exercise of an average 1,5HRS
Many if not most employment opportunities require Multi-Engine experience.
The Multi Engine Class rating training will consist of 7HRS briefing in total from the instructor which covers aircraft familiarization, multi engine principles, general handling, abnormal and emergency situations. After briefings a total of 6.5HRS of dual flying in total should be flown before receiving the Multi Engine Class rating.
The dual flying hours will be flown after each briefing.
The average time for briefing is about half an hour which will then follow with the relevant air exercise of an average 1,5HRS