Multi-Engine Training - Ground School

This is the full video of a ground school session with Doug Rozendaal, an experienced flight instructor, pilot examiner and airshow pilot, introducing me to the world of multi engine flying. Sections (with links to jump there quickly) are as follows:

00:00 Opening
01:07 ACS Airman Certification Standards
10:31 VMC - minimum control speed
35:46 VYSE - speed for best rate of climb (single engine)
41:51 The Drill (loss of engine)
1:05:01 Turns towards the good engine
1:08:59 Take-off briefing
1:13:38 Systems
1:17:02 Take-off, climb, landing

Recorded during actual multi-engine instruction, this video is an add-on to the shorter ones:
Together, they will help you understand what you need to know to make flying twins as safe as it can be.

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[lorendjones]

Absolutely one of the best ME training videos I've seen. Mandatory watching for my ME students. Thanks for making this available.

[timarnold]

I have been teaching Multiengine for five decades. This video is the BEST I have ever seen as a general Multiengine learning tool. Thank you for this video

[TreasuresonRPM]

I love Doug Rozendaal, what a great instructor. You are blessed to have a chance to work with him Martin. One of the most important principles I take from flight training is to always revert to bare basics of flight, like the first stuff you've learned during you PPL training. All planes fly on the same principles and affected by the same physical forces.

[ahmadsamadzai]

This is absolutely gold. When I 1st saw the video length, I wasn't sure I wanted to watch it. After listening to the 1st few minutes I knew that I must watch it in its entirety. This was packed with tons of good knowledge and explanations. Like the other poster, I think this should be mandatory for every new ME pilot.
Thank you for sharing this.

[goflyaplane]

Martin this is one of the best multi-engine videos I've seen. It doesn't matter If you have been flying twins for years or if this video is your introduction to flying a twin there is a lot of great information here. Not only will it help those who are wanting to learn about flying a twin but hopefully it will encourage multi-engine pilots with thousands of hours to take further training. As an MEI for 17 + years, I learned some new things from this post. Thanks for having the courage to share your training and Doug thank you for allowing this lesson to be shown.

[RaphaSBVT]

As a ME rated pilot I can say this is one of the best videos about that subject available on YouTube! Thank you for making this for us!

[slamdunk]

I just want to say I hung on his every word. Where was this man when I got my multi IFR. He is by far the best teacher I have ever seen. Thank you SO MUCH for posting this. A MUST WATCH!!!

[Dr.DeHicks]

Doug is one of the best Instructors I’ve ever seen. I found myself answering all his questions (a few of them correctly) as he posed them. Thanks Martin for putting this video together.

[tomarmstrong]

I particularly like the suggestion that teaching is done on the ground.

[blvp.]

I’m about to get my MEL add on to my CPL and this MEI simply makes me more excited about getting my training, awesome video and this instructor is in a different level!

[pilotactor]

"Splitting the ball"....best explanation I've seen.

[markr.devereux]

A lot of one on one education occurred in this segment. A good instructor has it all covered and makes his /her self aquatinted with the learning ability of each student.

[alessio]

Dies ist mit Abstand die beste Multi Motor Training Präsentation, die ich je gesehen habe. Danke schön Martin Pauly.

[peterjaypriest]

Well, I'm just going to echo what others have said. An EXCELLENT Multi Engine introduction. I'll add that, although I've been flying for over 30 years, with multi, commercial, and instrument ratings, and with lots of instructors, Doug stands out as a super exceptional CFI. Really, just exceptional!!! Thank you!@

[abdiasmarte]

Every light twin pilot should see this video once per month.... excellent video. Keeping this material in the forefront of our minds as pilots is definitely a potential life saver!

[afabiof]

I’m going through my multi engine training now and my instructor said to watch this video as my homework. I’m glad I did as it is so informative,
thanks for making it! 😊

[kennaquox]

Thank you for posting this! Doug makes everything so easy to understand, and listening to this video and "The Drill: Part 1" took a lot of my fears of multi-training away! These videos are gold for the aviation community :)

[goldndoc]

An amazing primer!! This has me fired up to start my multi training too! I’ve been chair flying “the drill, ” all day today! Thanks so much for doing this!

[NavionGuy]

This will be required viewing for my ME students! Awesome job

[SJSeverance]

Excellent stuff here, thanks for sharing. As a new CFI I hope to eventually have the instructional presence that Doug exhibits.