Frequently Asked Questions What type of experience do I need to get a multi engine rating? How long does the course take? How much flight time is involved? What about weather?
What type of aircraft is used for the training?
How much does the course cost? How do I enroll in the course?What type of experience do I need to get a multi engine rating? You must hold at least a private pilot certificate or better and be current and proficient in complex
aircraft; for instrument privileges you must be instrument rated and current to be eligible. Return to the List of Questions
How long does the course take? The course takes three consecutive days to complete.
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The average pilot completes the course in approximately eight hours of flight time. There is also approximately four hours of ground instruction required.
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What about weather? Because of the maneuvers required, we need approximately six thousand-foot
ceilings with ten miles of visibility, or the ability to get to VFR on top. Return to the List of Questions What type of aircraft is used for the training? All training is conducted in a Beechcraft Duchess. The aircraft is 180hp per side, has counter rotating props, and is HSI and Loran equipped. Return to the List of Questions How much does the course cost?
The cost for the accelerated multi private and multi commercial with instrument privileges is
$1425.00 plus $50.00 for course materials (syllabus, P.O.H., training pamphlets, and a training quiz) and the examiner fee (currently $200.00), which is paid directly to the examiner. The ATP course is $1475.00
plus $50.00 for course materials plus examiner fee. The MEI is $1300.00 plus fees. Return to the List of Questions
How do I enroll in the course? Simply decide on three consecutive days that you are available for training and call Amity at (508) 756-7703 to schedule your course. Have a credit card available for the
required $50.00 for deposit and materials. We will then send out the materials via U.S. Mail priority mail.
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