Multi-Engine Rating
No rating more defines being a commercial pilot than the multi-engine rating. This is the primary stepping stone into larger and more complex aircraft.
Advance the skill and knowledge you can bring back to your single engine flying:
- Provide more range and weight capacity to your traveling needs
- Add safety in two engine operations
- Enjoy the challenge of learning twin engine aerodynamics and systems of a retractable gear/constant speed propeller
- How to handle single engine ops in VFR and IFR weather environments
Are you career driven? Better plan on acquiring your multi-engine rating. It will take at least 100 hours to be recognized by the regional airlines.
How will you ever get your multi-engine time? Become an instructor and receive your multi-engine instructor rating. Contact Coast for more details.
Learn the fundamental skills of two engine operations that will transfer over to multi-engine turbo props and even jet aircraft.
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International Students Welcome!
If you are not a United States citizen, the proper Visa is required for any flight training. Coast can help you obtain the correct Visa and necessary clearances easily and quickly.
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Napa Valley
Fly along California’s scenic coast from La Jolla to Newport Beach, over LAX and Santa Barbara, past California Condor nesting areas. From there you can follow the 101, fly over the Golden Gate Bridge, and then turn to the east and explore the beautiful backcountry of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Full Motion Flight Simulator
Coast utilizes the most advanced Cirrus based full motion flight simulator and cutting edge instructional programs to make you the best pilot possible.
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