In this course, learners will apply pre-flight planning strategies while planning and executing cross-country flights in multi-engine and single-engine aircraft. The course includes a combination of dual instruction and solo practice. Upon completion of this course, learners will have accrued 26 (twenty-six) hours in a single-engine aircraft, 22 (twenty-two) hours of time in a multi-engine aircraft, and 3 (three) hours in an advanced aviation training device. Learners will demonstrate the minimum set of skills necessary to properly perform cross-country navigation, planning, weather interpretation, and decision-making.