Multiengine

With seven seats and updated avionics, this classic light twin offers vintage styling and appeal in an upgraded package.

The DA62’s computer-controlled, liquid-cooled diesel engines reduce the pilot’s workload.

Famous designer Ted Smith’s fingerprints cover this speedy light twin, which outran the competition in its day.

Rugged and utilitarian, Aero Commanders were among Bob Hoover’s most popular air show mounts.

The classic light twin’s high horsepower and harmonious handling make it a favorite among pilots.

Swept tail surfaces give the six-seater the look of an arrow, and it flies like one.

The Seneca was designed to succeed earlier Piper twins like the PA-30.

Conceived in part as a personal twin, the Tecnam P2006T is also well suited for multiengine flight training.

A short flight generates sobering thoughts on insurance, eyesight, and avgas.

The challenge of getting quality multiengine time is a theme throughout the development of a professional pilot’s career.