This rating enhances your ability to handle more complex aircraft systems, manage increased performance, and respond to emergencies more effectively. Most aspiring commercial pilots choose to pursue a multi-engine rating because it opens up career opportunities in charter operations, corporate aviation, and airline roles. While obtaining a multi-engine rating is challenging, it is also a rewarding step that greatly enhances your marketability and confidence as a pilot.
You must already have a valid Private Pilot License (PPL) or Commercial Pilot License (CPL) to begin multi-engine training.
Have at leaset 70 Hours Of Pilot in Command Time on single engine aircraft and complete a minimum of 6 hours of multi-engine flight time.
You must pass a Practical Flight Test with a Grade One Designated Flight Examiner (DFE).
Applying to the SA-CAA for the new class rating, and paying the appropriate fee.
You must fulfill all The Criteria For TheBasic Multi-Engine Rating.
Complete Additional Multi-Engine Flight Hours focusing on instrument flight procedures.
Pass a Multi-Engine Instrument Flight Test conducted by a Grade One Designated Flight Examiner (DFE).
Complete all Commercial Flight Examinations and instrument flight training before attempting the skills test.
Hold a valid General Radio Telephony License.
33 Flight Hours, Including simulator Hours
