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Multi-Engine Flight Training in Virginia

Multi-engine training is coming soon to Best Pilot Training Virginia. Aircraft, pricing, instructor availability, and launch dates have not yet been finalized. Join the interest list and we'll contact you when details are confirmed — we won't invent dates or availability.

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Who multi-engine training is for

A multi-engine rating adds "Airplane Multi-Engine Land" to an existing pilot certificate. Pilots typically pursue it for one of three reasons: a professional flying career (nearly all airline and charter flying is multi-engine), access to faster and more capable travel aircraft, or completing a commercial certificate pathway. Training focuses on engine-out aerodynamics, single-engine procedures, and the decision-making that makes twin flying safe.

Likely training pathways when the program opens

Based on standard Part 61 practice, the program is expected to serve: private or commercial pilots adding the multi-engine class rating, commercial students finishing multi-engine requirements, and CFIs pursuing MEI. Exact pathways will be published only when they are confirmed.

What is not yet confirmed

  • The training aircraft (no twin is currently listed in our fleet — any multi-engine imagery on this site is illustrative, not inventory)
  • Pricing and hourly rates
  • Instructor availability and MEI staffing
  • Launch timing

Update policy: this page changes only when facts are confirmed. Interest-list members hear first, and unsubscribing is one click.

Multi-Engine Training Interest List

Multi-engine training is coming soon. Aircraft, pricing, instructor availability, and launch dates have not yet been finalized. Join the list and we'll contact you when details are confirmed — no invented dates, no fake availability.

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Where are you in your multi-engine plans?

Available right now

While multi-engine is in development, our single-engine training and proficiency programs are active at Hampton Roads Executive Airport (KPVG) in Chesapeake:

Multi-engine questions

When will multi-engine training start?

We have not announced a launch date because the aircraft, instructors, and pricing are not finalized. Rather than publish a guess, we maintain an interest list and notify members when the program is confirmed.

Can I get on a waitlist for multi-engine training?

Yes — the interest list on this page. It costs nothing, creates no obligation, and gets you the first notification when program details, rates, and start dates are confirmed.

What can I do now to prepare for a multi-engine rating?

Finish the certificate the rating will attach to. For most pilots that means completing a private or commercial certificate and building solid single-engine proficiency — all of which we teach today at KPVG in Chesapeake.

Questions now? 202-660-1327

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