Objective:
The objective of this course is to provide flight instructors with the training and skills necessary to teach students to fly multi-engine aircraft safely and efficiently. The course focuses on developing the skills and knowledge required to instruct students in the operation of multi-engine aircraft, including engine management, emergency procedures, and flight techniques.
Prerequisites:
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- Commercial Pilot License (CPL) or equivalent
- At least 250 hours of flight experience, including 100 hours as pilot-in-command
- Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) or equivalent
Course Duration:
The course will last for 5 days, with a total of 40 hours of theoretical and practical instruction.
Course Content:
Day 1: Introduction and Fundamentals
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- Introduction to the course and objectives
- Review of prerequisites and expectations
- Fundamentals of flight instruction
- Analysis of engine management in multi-engine aircraft
Day 2: Emergency Procedures
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- Emergency procedures in multi-engine aircraft
- Analysis of emergency scenarios and appropriate response
- Practice of emergency procedures in a flight simulator
Day 3: Flight Techniques
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- Flight techniques in multi-engine aircraft
- Analysis of speed and altitude management
- Practice of flight techniques in a flight simulator
Day 4: Flight Instruction
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- Techniques for instructing students in multi-engine aircraft
- Analysis of student evaluation and feedback
- Practice of flight instruction in a flight simulator
Day 5: Evaluation and Certification
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- Evaluation of knowledge and skills acquired
- Certification as a multi-engine instructor
Instructional Methods:
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- Theoretical classes
- Practical sessions in a flight simulator
- Case studies and group discussions
- Evaluations and feedback
Resources:
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- Multi-engine flight simulator
- Study materials and online resources
- Experienced and certified instructors
Certification:
Upon completion of the course, participants will receive a multi-engine instructor certification, valid for a period of 2 years. To maintain certification, instructors must complete a refresher course every 2 years.
