Which aircraft is used for the Multi-Engine Lead-in training?

The Grob Prefect is designed specifically for Multi-Engine Lead-in training, which prepares pilots for flying multi-engine aircraft. Its configuration and systems closely replicate those of more complex, operational multi-engine aircraft, enabling students to gain experience in an aircraft that mimics real-world conditions they will encounter later in their training and careers. This includes crucial aspects such as engine management and multi-engine flying techniques.

The other aircraft options, while they may serve other training or operational roles, do not specifically focus on lead-in multi-engine training in the same way as the Grob Prefect does. For instance, the Phenom is primarily a business jet, and the Beechcraft Baron is a well-known multi-engine aircraft but typically used in different contexts or for advanced training rather than specifically as a lead-in for multi-engine training. The Grob 120TP is also not specifically designated for this training, as its focus is more aligned with basic flight training and single-engine operations. The Grob Prefect’s unique design and intended training use make it the correct answer for Multi-Engine Lead-in training.