FLT 361 - Multi-Engine Operations Flight Review

1 credit(s)
The multi-engine operations flight lab will focus on those pilot operations required of a multi-engine rated pilot in both VFR and IFR flight. The student will have gained the academic and aeronautical knowledge, experience and understanding of aircraft systems, performance, abnormal and emergency procedures, resource management (single- and multi-pilot), aerodynamics and accident causes/prevention as applied to multi-engine aircraft operation. On an individual basis, students’ flight activity will be evaluated following the current FAA Airman Certification Standards (ACS) for airplane multi-engine rating. A prerequisite for this course is the FAA multi-engine pilot certificate. As a requirement for the completion of this course, students must present their certificate to their instructor which will be scanned and saved as part of their Vaughn academic record. In addition, students will complete a simulator flight review. A simulator lab fee is required. FAA RATP Qualified
Prerequisite(s): FLT 360, FLT 121, Class II FAA Medical (Class I recommended), FAA Private Pilot certificate with Instrument-Airplane rating as well as multi-engine pilot rating.