March 8, 2005 at 1:42 pm
Hi all,
my head is spinning from trying to cut down costs for this training.
Schools are offering Multi Engine, stand alone and Multi Engine CPL. I take if I sit the Multi Engine CPL combined then that’s all the Multi training I need :confused: Well at least until the Instrument Rating- oh no, that’s got me even more confused :confused: If I have the ME/CPL will I just be able to jump into the I/R?????
Help Help Help……..
dme
By: DME - 10th March 2005 at 10:27
DME,
You can do your ME rating whilst you do your Instrument rating training, (I did my ME rating test at the end my 170A flight (pre IR test), most of the content of the ME rating test is covered in the 170A anyway so all you have to do is the visual stalls and a flapless circiut, all the asymetric stuff will have been covered already in the test.) Doing it that way only added about 10 mins flying time onto the course and negated the need for a separate flight test. Hope that makes sense….I notice you are from Glasgow, (I can highly recommend the CPL/IR training at Perth!)
Best Regards
Thanks for the tip. I’ve tried to email Perth, but I’ve had no reply. I might take a trip up there on day – I’ve never been there.
Cheers
dme
By: DME - 10th March 2005 at 10:27
DME,
You can do your ME rating whilst you do your Instrument rating training, (I did my ME rating test at the end my 170A flight (pre IR test), most of the content of the ME rating test is covered in the 170A anyway so all you have to do is the visual stalls and a flapless circiut, all the asymetric stuff will have been covered already in the test.) Doing it that way only added about 10 mins flying time onto the course and negated the need for a separate flight test. Hope that makes sense….I notice you are from Glasgow, (I can highly recommend the CPL/IR training at Perth!)
Best Regards
Thanks for the tip. I’ve tried to email Perth, but I’ve had no reply. I might take a trip up there on day – I’ve never been there.
Cheers
dme
By: Piece of Cake - 9th March 2005 at 21:06
DME,
You can do your ME rating whilst you do your Instrument rating training, (I did my ME rating test at the end my 170A flight (pre IR test), most of the content of the ME rating test is covered in the 170A anyway so all you have to do is the visual stalls and a flapless circiut, all the asymetric stuff will have been covered already in the test.) Doing it that way only added about 10 mins flying time onto the course and negated the need for a separate flight test. Hope that makes sense….
I notice you are from Glasgow, (I can highly recommend the CPL/IR training at Perth!)
Best Regards
By: Piece of Cake - 9th March 2005 at 21:06
DME,
You can do your ME rating whilst you do your Instrument rating training, (I did my ME rating test at the end my 170A flight (pre IR test), most of the content of the ME rating test is covered in the 170A anyway so all you have to do is the visual stalls and a flapless circiut, all the asymetric stuff will have been covered already in the test.) Doing it that way only added about 10 mins flying time onto the course and negated the need for a separate flight test. Hope that makes sense….
I notice you are from Glasgow, (I can highly recommend the CPL/IR training at Perth!)
Best Regards
By: DME - 9th March 2005 at 19:32
Right, if you have a multi-engine CPL you have a multi-engine rating which is always valid, however you have to get a multi-engine IR as well, otherwise you can only fly IFR in a single and no airline will be interested in that! Best to just CPL in a single and then IR in a multi, but all multi hours are important!
Excellent Martin;
Thanks for clearing that up 😀
dme
By: DME - 9th March 2005 at 19:32
Right, if you have a multi-engine CPL you have a multi-engine rating which is always valid, however you have to get a multi-engine IR as well, otherwise you can only fly IFR in a single and no airline will be interested in that! Best to just CPL in a single and then IR in a multi, but all multi hours are important!
Excellent Martin;
Thanks for clearing that up 😀
dme
By: martin_EGTK - 9th March 2005 at 18:07
Right, if you have a multi-engine CPL you have a multi-engine rating which is always valid, however you have to get a multi-engine IR as well, otherwise you can only fly IFR in a single and no airline will be interested in that! Best to just CPL in a single and then IR in a multi, but all multi hours are important!
By: martin_EGTK - 9th March 2005 at 18:07
Right, if you have a multi-engine CPL you have a multi-engine rating which is always valid, however you have to get a multi-engine IR as well, otherwise you can only fly IFR in a single and no airline will be interested in that! Best to just CPL in a single and then IR in a multi, but all multi hours are important!
By: DME - 9th March 2005 at 13:23
Thanks.
I assume I will only have to do the ME/CPL combined as there is no point doing the ME and then doing it again with the CPL.
Cheers
DME
By: DME - 9th March 2005 at 13:23
Thanks.
I assume I will only have to do the ME/CPL combined as there is no point doing the ME and then doing it again with the CPL.
Cheers
DME
By: martin_EGTK - 9th March 2005 at 01:01
I’ll do some research on this one at OAT for you tomorrow and get back to you mate.
By: martin_EGTK - 9th March 2005 at 01:01
I’ll do some research on this one at OAT for you tomorrow and get back to you mate.