Multi-Engine Books

[Dynasty22]

Getting back into the multi-engine world again, and looking for advice on some books to read through while at the beach. Would certainly appreciate your thoughts on the following books:

• Jepp Multi-Engine Manual (Already Own)
• Multi-Engine Flying - Paul Craig
• Complete Multi-Engine Pilot - Bob Gardner
• Transition to Twins - ASA

 

[JHW]

it's not so complicated that you need to read multiple books on it

 

[Jthamilton]

Although I bailed on multi engine rating for now I have Bob Gardners book and love it. Very easy and very practical.

 

[DavidWhite]

I got my multi engine commercial and the only thing I studied was single engine aerodynamics.

It's just an airplane.

 

[frfly172]

Have my ATP and owned a twin until I retired .I don't remember reading much except course materials.i enjoyed studying the airplane manuals and learning the systems for the multi ride.

 

[RussR]

Multi-Engine Flying - Paul Craig
Complete Multi-Engine Pilot - Bob Gardner

For my Multi, I bought and read both of these books. While they both have useful information, Bob's book is the far better choice. I thought it was better written, easier to read, better illustrations, in a more user-friendly format (the Craig book had many pages of just text as I recall), and did it all actually in less pages.

Highly recommended.

Plus, Bob posts here as well.

 

[Skylane81E]

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