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Flight & Ground Training
- Up to 10 hours of Multi-Engine flight time
- 20 hours of ground instruction and flight briefings
- Proprietary online ground school access
Multi-Engine Rating
An intensive, 1-week accelerated course designed to transition single-engine pilots to complex, multi-engine aircraft operations with a focus on asymmetric thrust safety.
Advanced Ratings
Commercial Multi-Engine Land
The M2A Aviation Academy Multi-Engine Rating is an accelerated, 1-week program designed for pilots ready to step up to high-performance, complex aircraft. This isn't just about adding a second engine; it's about mastering energy management, asymmetric aerodynamics, and split-second decision-making.
We leverage the deep experience of our military and airline background instructors to teach you not just how to pass the checkride, but how to safely manage an engine failure in critical phases of flight.
This course is fast-paced and demanding. Expect a full immersion into multi-engine systems and procedures.
Program Benefits
- Accelerated 1-week completion timeline
- Instruction from senior pilots with heavy multi-engine experience
- Focus on real-world engine-out safety and management
- Structured Part 141 curriculum
Prerequisites
- Hold a valid Private or Commercial Pilot Certificate (ASEL)
- Current FAA Medical Certificate
- Proof of U.S. citizenship or TSA approval
- Proficiency in English
Key Details
Training Type Accelerated, Part 141
Timeline 1 Week
Program Cost $8,000
All-inclusive flight and ground instruction Intensity and Focus
Because this course is compressed into a single week, the pace is intense. You are expected to arrive prepared and ready to work.
The focus is heavily weighted toward emergency operations. You will perform airwork and landings with a simulated failed engine on nearly every flight until it becomes muscle memory.
- Daily ground briefings and flight blocks
- Rigorous drilling of Vmc demonstrations and single-engine approaches
- Expectation of professional study habits outside of flight hours
All-Inclusive Package
What the Program Includes
Our Multi-Engine Rating is a turnkey package designed to get you rated and back to your career or hobby without hidden fees.
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Testing & Certification
- Endorsement for the practical test
- 1 FAA Practical Test (Checkride)
Experience Matters
Learn from Heavy Metal Pilots
Real-World Multi-Engine Experience
Multi-engine aerodynamics are unforgiving. You want to learn these skills from instructors who have managed complex aircraft in the most demanding environments possible—from combat zones to airline operations.
The M2A Difference
We don't just teach you to pass a test. We teach you the discipline required to command a complex machine safely. Our instructors bring centuries of combined experience to the cockpit.
- Military-grade procedural discipline
- Safety-first approach to Vmc and engine-out training
- Efficient, results-oriented syllabus
10+
Years of
Part 141
Training
Part 141
Training
~8
Months Average
to complete
Zero-to-Airlines
to complete
Zero-to-Airlines
10.000+
Hours of
CFI Flying
Experience
CFI Flying
Experience
Who This Rating Is For
- Commercial pilots building credentials for airline careers
- Private pilots seeking to upgrade to faster, more capable aircraft
- Pilots who need an accelerated, no-nonsense training footprint
Note:
Student pilots who have not yet achieved a Private Pilot Certificate.
Career Progression
The Gateway to the Airlines
A Multi-Engine rating is the mandatory gatekeeper for any pilot seeking a career in the airlines or corporate aviation.
- Eligibility for Regional and Major Airline hiring
- Corporate and Charter (Part 135) operations
- Pathway to Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) ratings
* Completion of this rating allows you to act as PIC of a multi-engine aircraft but does not guarantee airline employment without meeting total time requirements.
Syllabus Overview
The 1-Week Roadmap
This course moves fast. We utilize a structured Part 141 approach to ensure every hour is efficient and directed toward the checkride.
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Days 1-2: Systems & Basic Control
- Multi-engine aerodynamics and systems ground school
- Normal takeoffs, landings, and maneuvering
- Introduction to single-engine operations
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Days 3-4: Emergency Procedures
- Engine failure after takeoff
- Single-engine approaches and go-arounds
- Vmc demonstrations and drag demos
3
Day 5: Checkride Prep
- Mock checkride flight
- Final review of oral knowledge areas
4
Day 6-7: Evaluation
- FAA Practical Test (Checkride)
Final Outcome: Issuance of Commercial or Private Pilot Multi-Engine Land Rating.
Get Rated in One Week
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Prerequisites Check
Ensure you hold a current Private or Commercial ASEL certificate and a valid medical.
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Schedule Your Week
Contact M2A to book your dedicated 1-week training block. Availability fills quickly.
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Secure Financing
Payment or financing must be secured prior to the start of the training block.
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Arrival & Training
Arrive at KGGS ready to fly. You will likely fly twice a day to meet the timeline.
Exclusive Benefit
On-Site Free Housing
Accelerate your journey to the airlines without the burden of housing costs. For students enrolled in our Professional Pilot Track, we provide fully furnished, modern apartments entirely free of charge. Located steps away from our training facility, you can focus 100% on your flight hours and ground school.
Ready to Upgrade?
Expand Your Horizons
Adding a multi-engine rating is one of the most rewarding challenges in aviation. It opens the door to higher performance, greater speed, and professional careers.
If you are ready to work hard for one week to achieve this milestone, we are ready to teach you.
Q&A
Multi-Engine Questions
Can I really finish in one week?
Yes, provided you arrive proficient in instrument and commercial maneuvers, have studied the provided materials beforehand, and weather permits. The syllabus is designed for efficiency.
Do I need a Commercial Pilot License first?
No. You can add a Multi-Engine rating to a Private Pilot certificate. However, most career-track students add it to their Commercial certificate.
What happens if I need more than 10 hours?
The package includes up to 10 hours. If additional proficiency is required to meet safety standards, additional flight time will be billed at our standard hourly rates.
Is this course Part 141 or Part 61?
We offer this course under Part 141, ensuring a structured and approved syllabus, though Part 61 options may be available depending on your specific needs.
PREMIUM TRAINING AIRCRAFT
THE M2A Aviation Academy FLEET
Our fleet is meticulously maintained to the highest standards,
combining reliability, safety, and modern avionics to deliver a
premium training experience.
Each aircraft is selected to support
pilots at every phase of their journey, from foundational skills to
advanced flight operations.