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18th Jan 2006, 12:24
What advantages are there to doing a JOC course? I have a MCC, but didn't get very much hands on jet flying in the sim we used. I recently had some hands-on in a 737 sim and I found it very tricky. My further questions are:
- Would it improve your chances in a Sim session? Or are they just looking to your ability to learn?
- Does it give you a better chance to pass a TR?
- Is a better just to do 5-10 hrs in a Sim with an experienced instructor, rather than a full 20 hr JOC course?
- Is there a good aircraft type to do it in, 73, 75 etc?
- Would it improve your raw data skills?
Bearing in mind that BA and CTC send their cadets on JOC courses, it sounds like a good idea, but the thought of spending another £3500 does lead to further sharp intakes of breath.
Are there any recommended courses. I did my MCC with Jetlinx.
Thanks
- Would it improve your chances in a Sim session? Or are they just looking to your ability to learn?
- Does it give you a better chance to pass a TR?
- Is a better just to do 5-10 hrs in a Sim with an experienced instructor, rather than a full 20 hr JOC course?
- Is there a good aircraft type to do it in, 73, 75 etc?
- Would it improve your raw data skills?
Bearing in mind that BA and CTC send their cadets on JOC courses, it sounds like a good idea, but the thought of spending another £3500 does lead to further sharp intakes of breath.
Are there any recommended courses. I did my MCC with Jetlinx.
Thanks