How can you be flying on a multi-crew AOC if you don't already have an MCC?
Single pilot aircraft requiring 2 pilots as per AOC.
IIRC the MCC exemption was only intended for ex-mil multi-crew pilots, or for "grandfather rights" for those with 500 hours multi-crew time before the introduction of the MCC. Even if there is still such an exemption, I don't think that you would qualify.
Negative open to all, definately up until EASA-FCL. But is it now?
From LASORS:
Other Multi-Pilot Experience
Requests for MCC credit will be considered from
applicants who have logged 500 hours as pilot in multi-pilot
public transport operations, even if that flying took place
in single-pilot certified aircraft. Where an applicant has
accrued such experience exercising the privileges of a
non-UK licence, in addition to the actual logbook record
of those hours, we will require documentary evidence
from both the operator and the national aviation authority
concerned confirming that the aircraft was required to be
operated exclusively by 2 pilots qualified on type - even on
non-revenue and positioning flights. The organisation(s)
under whose Air Operator’s Certificate the operations
were carried out must be clearly identified. A copy of
the non-UK ICAO licence and/or copy of the operator’s
manual AOC will also be required.