Like the Single Track, the Multi Track also consists of 4 courses, ending with a Commercial Multi-Engine license. However, with the Multi Track, a Commercial license is obtained with Multi-Engine privileges first, then the Single-Engine privileges are added afterwards. Although slightly more expensive, the Multi Track is for those individuals who are seeking a higher amount of Multi-Engine Pilot-In-Command time at the end of their training. This track is typically the better option if you are going to be seeking an airline job and do not wish to be a flight instructor.

The Multi Track Consists of the following Schedule:
Step 1: Private Single-Engine
Step 2: Instrument Add-on
Step 3: Commercial Multi-Engine
Step 4: Commercial Single-Engine Add-on