The Multi-Engine textbook uses full-color photos and illustrations to provide complete and concise explanations of the advanced concepts and ideas that every pilot seeking a multi-engine rating needs to know. Incorporating the most recent information on multi-engine performance, safety, and aerodynamics, the Multi-Engine textbook presents each subject in an innovative, logical, and contemporary format. Each chapter includes Discovery Insets that explore the world of aviation and Human Element Insets that provide insight about how the mind and body function in flight. Summary Checklists, Key Terms, and Questions provide comprehensive review at the end of each section. Practical application of concepts is a primary focus of the Multi-Engine textbook. Scenarios are provided to help readers put their knowledge of systems, performance, and weight and balance to use. The latest research regarding engine-out aerodynamics and procedures is thoroughly examined. Multi-engine maneuvers and procedures are detailed step by step within the text, eliminating the need for a separate maneuvers manual. Helpful hints based on the real-world experiences of pilots and instructors enhance the maneuver descriptions. Human factors topics receive special treatment with sections focusing on safety and aeronautical decision-making, specifically related to multi-engine operations.

• Jeppesen practically "wrote the book" on pilot training: Over 2.5 million pilots have learned to fly using their materials, and the multi-engine manual and accompanying video are the most popular multi-engine study materials ever. Jeppesen manuals are based on the Study/Review learning concept, whereby you read a chapter and then test yourself with review questions.

This manual has been prepared for those pilots embarking on their first Type Endorsement on a Multi-Engined aircraft.
The detailed text allows the student to prepare for the Rating and to assist the instructor in structuring the programme and its content.

The manual is in two parts: Part One covers all the facets of twin operation including systems description, aerodynamics, normal and abnormal operations, VFR, Night and IFR considerations and flight planning. There is also a chapter on commercial operations with traps for the unwary. Part Two describes a structured Type Rating programme with suggested content for the lectures, long briefings and pre-flight briefings.

This training manual gives both newer and professional pilots a solid foundation in transitioning from a single-engine aeroplane to the more powerful but trickier multiengine craft. This step-by-step learning process, combined with a flight instructor's guidance and the included multiengine course outline, will lead to a deeper understanding of what was previously unrecorded flying wisdom. The normal and unusual operations of a multiengine craft are explained, including performance details and instrument flying regulations operations. At every stage, the text is presented as a real flight lesson, making this a perfect companion to the student pilot's training with an instructor.