Step by Step Guide to Pre-Flight Checking the Twin-Engine Piper

LTF Flight Instructor Summer takes you step by step through completing the pre-flight check procedure for our Piper PA44 Seminole multi-engine IFR flight training aircraft at our Moorabbin Airport training base in Melbourne.
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⚠ Please note that this video is intended for use in conjunction with professional flight training only. Do not attempt without adequate training from a qualified flight instructor.

[@HakeemAndrsn]

Thank you for these.

[@global6000]

Cool! Nice to see an older model Seminole if I'm right, because of the panel being more leather'ish right? Newer ones have the more aluminum straight feel panel?

[@jackflash852]

poor alternator belts :( nobody checked them

[@andrewbergman9315]

Hate to say but you made a mistake in the fuel straining check. You drained both tanks into the same container and checked them together.
Lets say you now look and see a water bubble at the bottom, which tank is it from? You need to check them individually, one at a time.

[@learntoflymelbourne]

Hi Andrew! A good point to bring up, but also not really a mistake. If a water bubble is observed, you can then drain each tank individually to identify which one it is from. Draining them individually initially is also a perfectly acceptable way to go about it. Thanks for your comment 👏👏