MEP - Multi-engine aircraft
MEP is a qualification category allowing to perform flights on multi-engine aircrafts.
The goal of the training is to familiarize the pilot with flying on a multi-engine type of aircraft. Engine failure training, thrust asymmetry management and other actions related to the multi-engine type of aircraft are trained.
This part of the training is essential for all professional pilots and also for pilots who have flying as a hobby.
MEP training under the VFR conditions
MEP training under the IFR conditions
Minimal requirements
MEP training under the VFR conditions
The applicant must have a valid PPL (A) or LAPL (A) license
A minimum flight of 70 hours as an aircraft commander (PIC)
MEP training under the IFR conditions
The applicant must hold a valid PPL (A) + VFR NIGHT + MEP VFR + ICAO English
In order to start the training, the applicant must hold a medical qualification of at least 2nd Class with audiometry test
In order to start the training, the applicant must hold a medical qualification of at least 2nd Class
Theoretical teaching
Teoretickú časť výcviku tvorí 7 vyučovacích hodín pre výcvik MEP VFR a pre MEP IFR je žiak zaradený do kurzu ATPL (A) Teória alebo IR(A) – Prístrojová kvalifikácia.
Theory is taught in our premises at the airport in Košice.
The result of the preparation is a theoretical examination at the Transport Office in Bratislava.
Each client has their own E-learning account available for thorough preparation for the theoretical exam.
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IR (A) – Instrument qualification
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Practical teaching
MEP training under the VFR conditions
The practical part of the training consists of at least 6 flight hours.
MEP training under the IFR conditions
The practical part of the training consists of at least 15 flight hours and 40 hours on the FNPT2.
Before the first flight, a physical familiarization with the aircraft is carried out at one of our airports according to the manual for the given type of aircraft.
After proving knowledge of the aircraft manual, the student can start flying with the instructors according to the individual steps.
1. step
Basics of piloting technique
2. step
Normal procedures training
3. step
Emergency procedures training
4. step
Piloting technique improvement
5. step
Engine failure training (asymmetric thrust)
6. step
Examination by the flight school
7. step
Examination by an inspector from the Transport Office
Final
