Why an Multi Engine Instrument Rating?
• IR/ME enhances pilots flying and non-technical skills as a Pilot in Command to a higher level;
• This rating is usually a mandatory item at airlines for application to a pilot job;
Entry requirements:
• At least PPL(A) with completed 70 hours as PIC or CPL(A) in the appropriate aircraft category;
• The privilege to flying at night in accordance with EASA Part-FCL.810;
• An ATPL theory certificate issued by EASA Approved Training Organization;
• English Language Proficiency in accordance with EASA Part-FCL.055;
• Class 1 or 2 medical certificate in accordance with EASA Part-MED;
Duration:
• The course consists of 05:00 hours: 3 hours instrument ground time in FNPT II and 2 hours flying on Piper PA-34 Seneca II or III;
• The approximate duration of the course is up to 1 week, depending on weather condition and on student's personal schedule;
Course Includes:
• Aircraft manual
• Charts and additional aviator’s equipment
