Explore: Multiengine Vehicles

systems, similar frequency-difference indicating instruments are used on multiengine ships and aircraft to allow the operators to exactly synchronize the

States, Igor Sikorsky originally concentrated on the development of multiengine landplanes and then amphibious aircraft. In the late 1930s, sales declined

guidance. Later, Penny became an accomplished air racer, rated as a multiengine pilot, whom Sky trusted to fly the Songbird. The radio show began in

ISBN 0-07-038805-9. Retrieved 7 May 2008. Craig, Paul A. (2004). "1". Multiengine Flying (3rd ed.). McGraw Hill. pp. 3–6. ISBN 0-07-142139-4. Retrieved

of climb are affected. Flying a Skymaster requires a pilot to hold a multiengine rating, although many countries issue a special "centerline thrust rating"

Agency with examining authority for private, commercial, instrument, and multiengine courses. In April 2015, Auburn University received the nation's first

(60° < bank angle < 90°) acrobatic: no restrictions commuter category: multiengine airplanes, 19 or less passengers, 19,000 pounds or less MTOW, nonacrobatic

hands on the controls. New USMC V-22 pilots learn to fly helicopter and multiengine fixed-wing aircraft before the tiltrotor. Some V-22 pilots believe that

Environment(NOISE), US". "NASA research on noise-abatement approach profiles for multiengine jet transport aircraft" (PDF). Langley Research Center. June 1967. "Getting

Lindbergh's rivals. The group tried to buy an "off-the-peg" single or multiengine monoplane from Wright Aeronautical, then Travel Air, and finally the