Multi Crew Cooperation

The goal of the MCC - Multi Crew Cooperation training is to improve the cockpit coordination between the crew members. The MCC training course is the bridge between the ATPL course and the future workplace within the cockpit environment.
Our experienced MCC trainers will equip you with knowledge that you will need to be able to work as a responsible pilot within an airline crew. The training is devided into a theoretical (25h) and a practical part (20h). The focus of the MCC course is the training of skills such as communication, decision making, teamwork and leadership.

Requirements
valid PPL(A)-IR or CPL(A)-IR
(ATPL theory credit and MEP-IR recommended)
Course language is German or English

in the following topics:

Interfaces
Leadership/Followership and Authority
Personality, Attitude and Motivation
Communications
Crew Coordination Procedures
Use of Checklists
Mutual Supervision
Information and Support

Practical training

20 flight hours for each student, 10 hours of which as a Pilot Flying PF and 10 hours as Pilot non Flying PNF

Duration of training

The theoretical training comprises 4 days, the practical simulator training has a scope of 5 days. In case there are more than two students doing the course the duration is extended. After having successfully passed the training each course student will get the MCC certificate from AEROTOURS ATO. The responsible civil aviation office (e.g. LBA, CAA) will endorse the MCC rating in your license.