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T H E T H R I L L O F T W I N E N G I N E F L I G H T ! For many pilots the twin engine rating opens doors to a previously undiscovered side of aviation. The addition of a second engine allows a pilot to enter instrument conditions and to fly at night with extra confidence. This sense of security does not just come from having an extra power plant, but also from having two standard alternators and vacuum pumps, which are often unavailable on many singles. In case of a power-plant emergency, even entry level twin engine aircraft can either hold altitude or maintain a slow and gentle descent on one engine, allowing it to divert to a suitable airport, even when loaded on a hot day. These praises having been made, multi-engine flying is more demanding, and in order to be safe, pilots need to be properly trained and committed to staying proficient. Airline Bound? If you wish to pursue a career in aviation with an airline, cargo carrier, corporate department, or charter company? If so you should consider getting a multi-private rating and building your multi-engine time while training. After obtaining your multi-private you can begin to build multi-engine Pilot-In-Command time that is prized by potential employers. Home > Air Charter > Multiengine > Air Tours > Learn To Fly > Flight Club > |
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