The Multi Engine Instrument Rating offered by the Pacific Flying Club follows the guidelines set out in the Transport Canada Canadian Aviation Regulations. The course is based on both simulator and actual instrument flight time in a multi-engine aircraft. The student will receive 20 hours of dual instruction in a Al Sim ALX, Al Sim 250 or Full Motion Redbird FTD, plus 20 hours of multi-engine instrument instruction in a Piper Seneca I aircraft equipped with Garmin 430 GPS. The amount of actual instrument instruction will vary depending on the student's ability and level of experience. Members wishing to pursue a Multi-IFR Rating should contact Marcel Gimenez at the Club. Prerequisites include a Private Pilot Licence. Students must hold a Multi Engine Rating and 50 hours PIC cross country time prior to doing a M-IFR flight test.
Simulator Options
| Redbird Full Motion FTD 20 hours | @ $183/hour | $3 660 |
| Al Sim Al-250 20 hours | @$225/hour | $4 500 |
| Al Sim Level 5 FTD 20 hours | @ $269/hour | $5 380 |
Other Costs
Aircraft
| Aircraft (Piper Seneca I) 20 hours Dual | @ $395/hour | $7 900 |
| Ground Briefings 10 hours | @$67/hour | $700 |
| IFR Written Exam Seminar | $450 | |
| IFR Course Materials | $125 | |
| Transport Canada Written Fee | $35 | |
| IFR Ride Examiners Fee | $450 | |
| Transport Canada Endorsement & AP Fees | $100 | |
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Total Multi-Engine IFR Rating Estimated Cost |
$13 420 |
Fuel surcharges will apply where the price of fuel exceeds the base rate at ZBB Airport. Prices subject to change (Effective January 16, 2020). Tax is applied where applicable
As required this program is approved by the Registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB). For PFC Policies and Course Outlines for approved programs, click here.