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1. Meet your Insurances Requirements
2. Meets requirements for IFR Recent experience 61.57(c)
3. Sharpen your Skills and Knowledge in your Twin Engine Aircraft and Prepare for Emergency and Unusual Situations

1. General Operating Subjects (SOPs, Low Visibility Approaches, ATC & Emergencies Weather Avoidance, and  FAR’s 61 & 91).
2. Twin Engine Aircraft Systems (POH, Aircraft Limitations, Powerplant, Fuel System, and more).
3. Flight Simulation (Checklist, Takeoff & Landings, Normal Procedures, IFR flights & Approaches, Abnormal & Emergency Events, and more).

1. Holds a private pilot certificate, commercial pilot certificate, ATP certificate, ICAO recognized license.
2. Holds an instrument airplane rating or an ATP certificate with an airplane rating.
3. Holds an airplane single-engine land rating.
4. Meets the recent flight experience requirements of 61.57 (a) (1) for takeoff and landings in the preceding 90 days.

Cessna 303, 310, 320, 336, 337, 340, 414, 421, 421C

Piper 23 (Aztec) 27 (Aztec), 30 (Twin Comanche), 31 (Navajo), 31P (Navajo Pressurized), 34 (Seneca), 44 (Seminole), 60 (Aerostar)