Authorisation to fly on multi-engine aeroplanes

People who are serious about aviation and would like to associate their future with professional aircraft piloting should obtain a license for multi-engine aircraft MEP (L). The permission allows you to also perform commercial flights If you have a license at the same time CPL (Commercial Pilot License), that is, such flights on which we can officially earn money.

What authority gives the possibility of flying on multi-engine aircraft?

Multi-engine aircraft require a lot of skill from the pilot. The authorization that gives the possibility to fly on multi-engine aircraft is the right MEP (L). This is an additional permission that can be added to the existing license PPL (A) or license CPL (A).

What is MEP (L) entitlement?

Entitlement MEP (L) authorizes the pilot to fly on multi-engine piston (land) aircraft. Every person who associates his future with professional aviation should have such a right. Multi-engine aircraft are more popular in air transport and at the same time more complicated because they have at least two engines, which requires more skills and experience from the pilot.

Requirements to obtain the MEP qualification (L)

Basic Requirement to start training MEP (L) is to have First or Second Class Aeronautical Medical Certificate. In addition, a minimum is required 70 hours of pilot-in-command (PIC) on single-engine aircraft.

How is the MEP (L) training?

The training includes part Theoretical and practical. The theoretical course consists of 7 hours of study in stationary mode. Practical training includes a minimum 6 hours of flight with an instructor. During the training, the pilot learns, among others Procedures for dealing with the failure of a single engine and aircraft control technique for thrust asymmetry.

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