Multi-Engine Flight Training

Multi-engine training introduces higher-performance aircraft systems, asymmetric thrust, single-engine procedures, and planning considerations used in professional aviation.

Training details

FAA requirements

  • Hold the certificate level for the requested add-on
  • Receive multi-engine ground and flight instruction
  • Demonstrate engine-out procedures and systems knowledge
  • Pass the FAA practical test

Typical timeline

Accelerated add-on courses often take 3–10 days.

Expected cost

Typical multi-engine add-on estimates range from $4,000 to $8,000.

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FXE

Skyline Aviation Academy

Fort Lauderdale, FL · FXE

4.8(214)
BothCareer ProgramAcceleratedFinancing Available

Fleet

26 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, PA-28

Private pilot from

$12,400

VNY

Valley Flight Center

Van Nuys, CA · VNY

4.7(168)
Part 61Discovery FlightsFinancing Available

Fleet

14 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, C152

Private pilot from

$14,900

APA

Front Range Aviation

Denver, CO · APA

4.6(131)
Part 141Career ProgramFinancing Available

Fleet

19 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, DA40

Private pilot from

$13,600

ADS

Lone Star Flight School

Addison, TX · ADS

4.5(96)
BothDiscovery FlightsAccelerated

Fleet

11 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, PA-28

Private pilot from

$11,800

IWA

Desert Wings Flight Academy

Mesa, AZ · IWA

4.9(302)
Part 141Career ProgramAcceleratedFinancing Available

Fleet

41 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, DA40

Private pilot from

$13,200

BNA

Music City Aviation

Nashville, TN · BNA

4.4(78)
Part 61Discovery Flights

Fleet

8 aircraft

Aircraft

C172, C152

Private pilot from

$11,200

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