Multi-Engine Rating
Certificate Program
15 instructional hours • 4 weeks full-time
Develop the aircraft-management skills required to operate multi-engine aeroplanes, including normal operations, performance planning and engine-out procedures.
Master the skies: Explore our Multi-Engine Rating Program
This program has been approved by the Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU) of the Ministry of Post Secondary Education and Future Skills.
The Multi-Engine Rating (ME) program at Canadian Aviation College empowers licensed pilots to qualify for the Transport Canada Multi-Engine Rating endorsement, essential for piloting advanced aircraft with confidence. Tailored for PPL or CPL holders aspiring to handle larger, faster, or more sophisticated aircraft.
Embark on your journey to mastery using our PA34 Seneca III twin-engine aircraft based at Pitt Meadows Airport, British Columbia, Canada. This program is your gateway to enhancing your piloting skills to meet and exceed Transport Canada's rigorous flight test standards:
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· 8 hours of dual flight training in multi-engine aircraft
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· 2 hours of simulator training
Program Structure
COSTS AT A GLANCE
Tuition
Aircraft Utilization
Multi-engine: 8h
FTD: 2h
Enrolment fee
Estimated Program Cost
$4,747.50
$3,510.00
$3,400.00
$110.00
$250.00
$8,507.50
The enrolment fee is waived for current or former CAC students.
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Tuition pays for instructional and educational services.
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Aircraft and FTD Utilization Fees pay for the use of aircraft and flight training devices. These fees are separate from Tuition.
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The Aircraft and FTD Utilization Fees shown below are estimates based on the training hours included in the program. Fees are paid progressively as training is completed.
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Additional training beyond the hours listed in the program requires a new enrolment agreement and additional fees.
STANDARD AIRCRAFT AND FTD RATES
Disclaimer: This program is approval by the registrar of the Private Training Institutions Branch (PTIB) of the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills & Training.
Career Outcomes & Expectations
Completion of flight training does not guarantee licensure timelines, employment, income levels, or specific career outcomes. Aviation careers develop over time and are influenced by individual performance, regulatory requirements, medical fitness, and industry conditions. Prospective students are encouraged to research the aviation industry thoroughly and assess their readiness before enrolling.
Admission Requirements
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Hold a valid Transport Canada Private Pilot Licence – Aeroplane or higher licence.
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Hold and maintain a valid Transport Canada Medical Certificate appropriate to the licence held.
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Demonstrate the English-language proficiency required by Canadian Aviation College.
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Meet all applicable Transport Canada and Canadian Aviation College prerequisites for Multi-Engine Rating training.
Enrollment Requirements
Enrollment Deposit
The Enrollment Deposit is required to secure enrollment and is applied toward the Student’s Tuition Account.
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Domestic Students: CAD $2000
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International Students: 60% of tuition
Study Permit Attendance Requirement
A Student studying in Canada on a Study Permit must maintain a minimum of 15 instructional hours in each instructional week and participate in required instructional activities. The weekly requirement is not averaged or carried forward from another week. Failure to comply may result in action under Canadian Aviation College policies and, where required, reporting under EQA and IRCC requirements.