Multi-engine Instructor

DESCRIPTION

Our Part 61 Multi-Engine Instructor course at Colorado Flight Center is uniquely tailored to provide personalized, one-on-one training between the student and the instructor, ensuring a focused and intensive learning experience. Throughout the course, instructors work closely with each student to develop their expertise in multi-engine aircraft operations and instructional techniques. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on training in the cockpit, allowing students to gain practical experience in teaching multi-engine flight maneuvers, emergency procedures, and advanced systems management. With dedicated attention from experienced instructors, students graduate from the course with the skills and confidence needed to excel as multi-engine flight instructors in the aviation industry.

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TRAINING CURRICULUM 

The Part 61 Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) course at Colorado Flight Center offers a comprehensive training curriculum designed to prepare pilots for a career as a multi-engine flight instructor. Here's an overview of the curriculum:

 

Multi-Engine Aircraft Systems:

• In-depth study of multi-engine aircraft systems including propulsion, electrical, hydraulic, and fuel systems.

• Hands-on experience with cockpit familiarization and systems operation in multi-engine aircraft.

 

Multi-Engine Aerodynamics:

• Advanced study of multi-engine aerodynamics and performance characteristics.

• Understanding of engine-out procedures, asymmetric thrust management, and critical engine considerations.

 

Flight Maneuvers and Procedures:

• Proficiency in multi-engine flight maneuvers such as stalls, steep turns, slow flight, and steep spirals.

• Practice in advanced maneuvers including engine-out procedures, single-engine approaches, and go-arounds.

 

Instructional Techniques:

• Effective instructional methods tailored for multi-engine flight training.

• Practice in teaching multi-engine flight maneuvers and procedures both in the cockpit and through ground instruction.

 

Emergency Procedures:

• Comprehensive training in emergency procedures specific to multi-engine aircraft.

• Practice scenarios covering engine failures, system malfunctions, and emergency landings.

 

Risk Management and Decision Making:

• Development of risk management skills and decision-making processes applicable to multi-engine operations.

• Scenario-based training to assess and mitigate risks associated with multi-engine flying.

 

Regulatory Compliance:

• Understanding of FAA regulations and requirements related to multi-engine flight instruction.

• Compliance with Part 61 training standards for Multi-Engine Instructor (MEI) certification.

 

The course emphasizes personalized, one-on-one training between the student and instructor, ensuring focused and intensive learning experiences tailored to individual needs. Students receive dedicated attention from experienced multi-engine instructors, allowing for a thorough understanding of all aspects of multi-engine flying and instruction. Upon completion of the course, students are equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to become proficient and effective multi-engine flight instructors in the aviation industry.

 

PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS

• Valid Driver’s License 

• Proof of Citizenship (or approved FTSP application) 

• FAA Medical Certificate

• Commercial Pilot Certificate, CFI Certificate, Multi-engine rating

• Most recent 2-4 pages of your logbook