Multi-Engine Commercial Pilot Course-Part 141
Estimated Cost – $30,139.14
The above listed estimated cost for this 60 day course is based on FAA minimum requirements. It includes all pilot supplies, books, charts, examiner fees, taxes and airport fees.
The student must have both a Private Pilot Certification and and Instrument Rating before enrolling in this course. A Piper Seneca is used for the multi-engine flight training. The Commercial Pilot course includes advanced training concepts such as CRM, ADM, LOFT, and Crew Coordination.
Ground Training
The primary objective of ground training is to provide students with well above normal Commercial Pilot and instrument rating level knowledge in understanding the following subjects.
Aircraft Systems, Airworthiness, Aerodynamics, Loading, Performance, Airspace, Airports, Air Traffic Control, Safety of Flight, High Altitude Operations, Aviation Weather and Weather charts, Recognition of critical weather situations and wind-shear avoidance, Federal Aviation Regulations, Aeronautical Information Manual, Navigation Planning, Avionics, and Flight Physiology.Aeronautical decision making and judgment; and crew resource management (CRM), including crew communication and coordination.
Ground training is programmed to require 85.5 hours of instruction.
Programmed Flight Training
The student must successfully complete all flight training maneuvers outlined in the FAA practical test standards before the final evaluation for the Multi-Engine Commercial Pilot Certificate. Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be issued the FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane Multi-Engine Land.
Flight training is programmed to require 24.0 hours of simulator training, 43.5 hours of single engine flight training, 22 hours of solo time building, 30.5 hours of multi-engine flight instruction, and 2.0 hours for the multi-engine practical test (check ride).
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