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IR(A) Multi-Engine Extension (IR/ME)

The IR(A) Multi-Engine Extension allows pilots who already hold an Instrument Rating on single-engine aircraft to extend their IFR privileges to multi-engine aeroplanes. Training focuses on multi-engine IFR procedures and asymmetric operations.

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Entry Requirements

age
At least 18 years old
medical
EASA Medical Class II Certificate or higher
english
ICAO English Level 4 Certificate or higher
license
EASA PPL(A) License (SEP rating)
pic hours
70 hours PIC
ir se rating
IR(A)/SE rating
mep rating
MEP(A) rating

General Information

language
English or Hungarian
duration
4-5 days

Theory

ground school
7 hours

Flight Operations

total hours
5 hours
sim hours
3 hours

Practical Exam

Minimum 1 hour skill test on Multi Engine aircraft with an EASA approved examiner

Note

Pilots who do not yet hold an Instrument Rating must complete an IR-SE course, not the Multi-Engine Extension.

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