Multi Crew Cooperation course

Overview

MCC(A) Training course overview

The aim of the objectives of MCC training are to develop the technical and non-technical components of the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to operate a multicrew aircraft. Training comprises both theoretical and practical elements and is designed to achieve the multi-crew competencies and training objectives. The FNPT II MCC or an FFS is used for initial MCC(A) course.

The initial MCC(A) training course consists of following parts:

• 25 hours of theoretical knowledge instruction and exercises
• 20 hours of practical MCC training.

Theory

Multi-crew cooperation theoretical knowledge instruction or so-called MCC groundschool lasts 25 hours and comprises of following subjects:

• Communication
• Monitoring and cross checking
• Task sharing
• Use of checklists
• Briefings
• Flight management FMS use
• Systems normal operations
• Systems abnormal and emergency operations
• Environment, weather and ATC

Completion

Multi-crew cooperation training course is completed by instructor review. Our Course Instructor is continuously evaluating your performance to work on your weak points. By the end of the MCC(A) coourse you will receive the Course Completion Certificate.