Tecnam P2006T
Modern twin purpose-built for flight training. Real multi-engine skills without forgiveness for sloppy technique.
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Commercial Multi-Engine Rating
Published Part 61 add-on in West Jordan, Utah.
Duration
2–4 weeks
Investment
$5,895
Certification
Multi-engine rating
FIG. 01 · Multi-Engine
Program Path
Ground through checkride
01
Multi-engine ground
Systems, performance, and emergency procedures for twins.
02
Flight training
Build Vmc awareness, engine-out handling, and complex operations.
03
Checkride
Complete the multi-engine add-on and advance your career options.
Aircraft & Curriculum
Tecnam P2006T and twin proficiency
Normal and abnormal operations
Multi-engine procedures and engine-out aerodynamics: Vmc, critical engine, asymmetric thrust.
Engine-out handling
Single-engine approaches, missed approaches, and emergency procedures trained deliberately and repeatedly.
Fuel, hydraulics, electrical
Pressurization concepts, performance planning, weight and balance, and crew resource management.
Training Format
Published package and FAA-approved curriculum
Published Package
Part 61
Typical hours
10–15 flight
Standard
Proficiency-based
Proficiency-based add-on with no fixed FAA minimum hours. Examiner determines readiness on demonstrated skill. On the airline careers pathway, this follows single-engine commercial and precedes instructor ratings.
Prerequisites
Commercial (single-engine)
Instrument rating
Valid FAA certificate
Financing
Funding options
Stratus Financial plans from a fixed monthly payment.
See Financing OptionsTecnam P2006T at $335/hr.
Consultation
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