Overview
Multi-Engine Centreline Thrust refers to twin-engine aircraft which have their engines mounted along the fuselage centre-line, e.g., the Cessna C337 “Skymaster.”
Learning to fly these aircraft differs significantly from regular twins and therefore requires a short but separate theory course.
Our course covers all aspects of Centreline Thrust theory and offers practical advice to enhance your flying training.
Prerequisites
Private Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) minimum.
References R.D. Campbell’s “Flying Training: Multi-Engine Rating”.
Topics Covered
- Centreline Thrust Aircraft Systems & Failures
- Taxying; Take-Off
- Loading & Balance
- Performance
- Single-Engine Flight
Conduct
4 x 45 minute lessons conducted in one morning/afternoon/ evening; at the GFT Theory & Briefing Room, Hangar 3,
26-28 Lockheed Close, West Sale Airport, Victoria, 3851.
Examination
In-house, 20 questions, 60 minutes allowed, pass mark 70%.
The sitting fee is $60 and there is no associated CASA fee.
Course Fee
$250