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Course summary
Course summary
- Cost: £8,900
- Type: APS MCC
- Duration: 3 weeks
- Required experience: Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL(A)) with Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) class rating or frozen ATPL
- Training: Ground School, Computer Based Training (CBT) and Full Flight Simulators
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Graduation qualifications
Graduation qualifications
- Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) certificate
- Jet Orientation Training (JOT) certificate
- Skills required to operate in multi-pilot and multi-engine aircraft
- Access to Graduate Placement Pool
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Supporting downloads
Supporting downloads
Pilot training courses
APS MCC course
Our Airline Pilot Standard Multi-Crew Cooperation (APS MCC) course is accepted as an industry standard for pilots at entry-level. The aim of the course is to equip new pilots with the core competencies to safely operate a complex, multi-crew, commercial aircraft.
Airline Pilot Standards Multi Crew Cooperation course overview
As an L3Harris Airline Academy cadet, during our APS MCC pilot course you will learn the standard operating procedures (SOPs) to advance your handling skills within realistic scenarios so that flying in normal and non-normal conditions becomes second nature. You will also develop self-awareness, teamwork, interpersonal, workload management decision making and non-technical skills.
The course is designed to deliver the requirements necessary to obtain your:
- Multi-Crew Cooperation (MCC) certificate which is based around the principles of Crew Resource Management (CRM)
- Jet Orientation Training (JOT)
APS MCC training can be completed as part of our Integrated Airline Transport Pilot Licence (ATPL) programme or as a stand-alone course via our Modular (ATPL) programme following completion of your MEP CPL & IR training.
APS MCC course
Your career prospects as a Multi Crew Cooperation pilot
After successfully completing the Multi Crew Coorperation certificate, your career opportunities will widen. The APS MCC course not only gives you the basic knowledge and qualifications to work in a multi-crew environment, but APS MCC pilot training will also prepare you to work more effectively on a day-to-day basis. Skills learned include: leadership, teamwork, communication, workload management, problem solving and decision-making.
After the successful completion of your APS MCC course, you are in a position to secure your role as a First Officer with a world-class airline.
Our placement team can provide you with dedicated support and practical guidance to help you find the perfect role.
Our graduates now fly for major airlines including easyJet, British Airways, Ryanair and TAP Air Portugal.
APS MCC course
APS MCC course costs
Cost: £8,900 (inc VAT)
Fee structure:
- Initial deposit of £2,225
- 1x instalment of £6,675
- Payment schedule will be confirmed at time of booking
What is included in the price?
- All training equipment
- Access to online training materials and videos
- Unlimited use of flat panel procedural trainers
- Careers advice including preparation and CV recommendations
- Electronic charts and airline performance
Additional costs to consider:
- Accommodation (if required)
- Selection fee: Currently free of charge
- English language (IELTS) test (if applicable)
- Class 1 Medical
- Food and personal living
- Personal travel
- iPad (Generation 2 or above)
- Insurance
APS MCC course
APS MCC course footprint
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3
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Total
Duration -
4
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Ground
School -
10
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Flight
Training
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Phase |
Outline |
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Ground school 4 days United Kingdom |
Cadets will be introduced to Technical and Non-Technical skills as well as knowledge to be able to operate a CAT aircraft. Threat and Error Management (TEM) and Crew Resource Management (CRM) are among the other concepts and skills cadets will develop during their training. |
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Flight training 10 days United Kingdom |
Training Aircraft: Boeing 737 Flight Simulator or Airbus 320 Simulator.
Cadets will complete 10 days of flight training consisting of 10x 4hr Line Operations Flight Training (LOFT) sessions:
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APS MCC course
Entry criteria
To be accepted on our APS Multi-Crew Cooperation course you will need to hold a Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL(A)) with Multi-Engine Piston (MEP) class rating or frozen ATPL (A) before you can begin your APS Multi-Crew Cooperation training. If you do not hold a CPL, we’ve got courses designed to get you there.
Read our pilot qualifications and requirements guide for more information.
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Age and height |
Be at least 17 to submit an application and at least 18 to commence training.
Minimum height 5 ft. 2 in. (157 cm), maximum height 6 ft. 3 in. (191 cm). Applicants who fall outside of this may still apply but will need an ergonomic assessment in our training aircraft and simulators. |
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Language |
Fluent in English (spoken and written).
Non-native English speakers must achieve level 5.5 individual and overall in IELTS or equivalent ICAO level 4 prior to start of training.
We offer an English Language Proficiency course for international students:
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Education |
Hold a minimum of 5 GCSEs (or equivalent) in different subjects at grade C/4 or above, which must include Mathematics, Science and English Language.
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Be able to demonstrate that you have successfully completed secondary or high school education (or equivalent). |
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Medical |
Be able to obtain:
UKCAA Class 1 Medical if you are training for a UKCAA ATPL licence.
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EASA Class 1 Medical if you are training for an EASA ATPL licence. |
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Visas |
Studying in Europe:
Unrestricted right to live, study and work in the European Economic Area (EEA)/Switzerland (e.g. EEA/Swiss national, UK national with EU settled or pre-settled status, etc).
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Meet the European Union requirements to qualify for an EU Student or Study visa.
Studying in the UK:
Unrestricted right to live, study and work in the UK (e.g. UK national, EU national with settled or pre-settled status, etc).
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Meet the United Kingdom Visa & Immigration Service (UKVI) requirements to qualify for a Visitor (study for six months or less) or Student visa (study for more than six months). |
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Background checks |
Produce a criminal record check (CRC) basic disclosure certificate before training can commence. |
APS MCC course
Selection process onto the APS MCC course
1. Overview
Selection is mandatory. You will not be required to sit the technical elements of selection (subject to PPL logbook review by our selection team). You will still be required to attend an interview.
2. Application screening
Your application will be screened by our selection team who will contact you if you pass our screening.
3. Selection day
Providing your application passes our screening process you will then be invited to your selection day which will consist of Cut-e tests and an interview.
