Midwest Multi-Engine Instruction
01/04/2026
Due to rising fuel and maintenance costs, we’re excited to introduce our new Single-Engine Multiengine Training Program.
✔ No multiengine rating required
✔ No multiengine pricing
✔ Same multiengine airplane
How does it work?
Simple — we just secure one engine in the OFF position for the duration of your training. No switching, no surprises… just consistent, reliable partial performance from startup to shutdown.
What makes this program different?
We believe in training pilots for real-world scenarios. And let’s be honest… if you’re in a twin, the most “exciting” part is when one quits. So why wait?
From your very first lesson, you’ll master:
• Directional control with asymmetric thrust
• Identifying the “good” engine (hint: there’s only one)
• Single-engine climb performance (eventually… maybe)
• Confidence under pressure
You’ll get:
• 50% off hourly rates 💸
• Industry-leading “engine-out proficiency”
• Reduced wear and tear (on at least one engine)
• Logbook entries that raise serious questions
Optional add-ons include:
• Surprise engine restarts (if we’re feeling generous)
• “Both engines operating” upgrade (premium pricing applies)
• Simulated checkride where the examiner also seems concerned
This is hands-down the most cost-effective way to train in a multiengine aircraft while gaining maximum respect for gravity and drag.
Spots are limited until our mechanic asks questions.
📞 317-261-1712
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