Multi Engine Rating (ME)
- 18+ Minimum age requirement
- Class 1/2 Aviation Medical Certificate
- 7h Minimum technical school
- 5h Minimum multi-engine flight
- PPL Required pilot license
Multi Engine Rating – Aeroplanes
Flying a multi-engine aircraft presents new challenges to the pilot. Not only are there two engines to manage but also being in control of an aircraft with a much higher performance. This entails increased requirements for responsibility, skills and care.
General requirements for a Multi-Engine Rating:
- Age – An applicant shall be a minimum of eighteen years of age.
- Medical Fitness – An applicant shall hold a valid Class 1 or Class 2 Aviation Medical Certificate.
- Certificates – An applicant shall hold at least a current Private Pilot License.
Multi-Engine Rating (Aeroplanes) - ME
Overview
The Multi-Engine Rating (ME) develops the skills required to safely operate multi-engine aircraft, including engine management, aircraft performance, and emergency procedures.
Basic Requirements
- Minimum age: 18 years
- Aviation Medical Certificate: Class 1
- Private Pilot License (PPL)/Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
- 50 hours PIC
Training Pathway
Multi-Engine Rating (ME)
The program provides the theoretical knowledge and practical flight training required to operate multi-engine aircraft safely and efficiently.
What You’ll Learn
- Operate multi-engine aircraft safely
- Apply multi-engine flight principles
- Manage engine and propeller systems
- Handle engine failures and related emergencies
- Apply multi-engine performance, mass and balance procedures
Subjects Include
- Aeroplane & Engine Systems
- Constant-Speed Propellers & Feathering
- Multi-Engine Flight Principles
- Minimum Control & Safety Speeds
- Mass & Balance
- Effects of Engine Failure on Systems and Performance
- Mass & Performance
Program Details
| Training | Details |
|---|---|
| Training Pathway | ME |
| Theoretical Knowledge | 7 hours |
| Flight Training | 5 hours |
| Minimum Age | 18 years |
| Medical Certificate | Class 1 |
| Training Location | Rafic Hariri International Airport, General Aviation Terminal, Beirut, Lebanon |
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