Instrument Dual in a Multi

[UndauntedFlyer]

CFII is not class specific.

Yes, that's true but I know of several instructors who are CFI-Instrument Airplane only. No CFI Airplane Single Engine or Multiengine. They just have a CFI-Instrument Airplane. Can you or anyone tell me what instructing privileges they have?

 

[rettofly]

Yes, that's true but I know of several instructors who are CFI-Instrument Airplane only. No CFI Airplane Single Engine or Multiengine. They just have a CFI-Instrument Airplane. Can you or anyone tell me what instructing privileges they have?

I think a CFI IA who is multi engine rated can give instrument dual in a multi engine airplane.

 

[UndauntedFlyer]

I think a CFI IA who is multi engine rated can give instrument dual in a multi engine airplane.

So whether a CFI-IA took his/her checkride in a single or twin, they can give instrument dual in a single or multiengine airplane so long as they have that rating on their pilot certificate?

 

[rettofly]

So whether a CFI-IA took his/her checkride in a single or twin, they can give instrument dual in a single or multiengine airplane so long as they have that rating on their pilot certificate?

You have to be rated in it to instruct in it.

Since CFI IA is not class specific, a ME rated pilot who holds only CFI IA can give INSTRUMENT dual in a twin. To give ME dual, you need CFI ME and 5 hours in make and model. It probably wouldn't hurt to have the 5 hours in make and model to give inst dual, and the trainee should be ME rated.

That's how I understand it.

 

[brokeflyer]

a cfii cannot give instrument in a multi. You have to do single engine ils approach to have a instrument rating added to a multi certificate. The CFII cant instruct single engine approaches in a multi engine airplane.

 

[rettofly]

a cfii cannot give instrument in a multi. You have to do single engine ils approach to have a instrument rating added to a multi certificate. The CFII cant instruct single engine approaches in a multi engine airplane.

Like I said in the previous post: "To give ME dual, you need CFI ME and 5 hours in make and model. It probably wouldn't hurt to have the 5 hours in make and model to give inst dual, and the trainee should be ME rated."

Perhaps I should have said "..the trainee MUST be ME rated."