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Old 15th August 2019 | 19:34
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Hour requirements for modular pilots.

As a low hour CPL holder who has been out of aviation for some years, I’m considering a return to flying. I dream of becoming an airline pilot. My next task would be to get current and to embark on an MCC / APS course (any recommendations?). The major consideration that is holding me back is a seemingly lack of job opportunities for low hour pilots. Would the average modular pilot be crazy to embark on an MCC course without 500+ hours under his belt or is the market such that there are a few schemes and opportunities for someone in my position? I’m hoping for some candid and impartial advice.

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Old 15th August 2019 | 20:34
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The MCC course is standard right after the CPL and ME-IR course.
​​​​​​Many modular pilots got their first job at 200 hours. Myself included.
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Old 16th August 2019 | 15:04
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Are you a CPL holder without an IR? If so you'd need to complete your MEP/IR in order to be considered for an airline.

Also some MCC/APS providers require IR on your licence before you carry out the training.

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Old 16th August 2019 | 17:00
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Originally Posted by Vcten
As a low hour CPL holder who has been out of aviation for some years, I’m considering a return to flying. I dream of becoming an airline pilot. My next task would be to get current and to embark on an MCC / APS course (any recommendations?). The major consideration that is holding me back is a seemingly lack of job opportunities for low hour pilots. Would the average modular pilot be crazy to embark on an MCC course without 500+ hours under his belt or is the market such that there are a few schemes and opportunities for someone in my position? I’m hoping for some candid and impartial advice.

Thanks as always.
You asked a similar question on 4 August; I gave an answer the following day?

If you have an absolute passion about flying, a real desire to succeed, then just get on with it.
If you are having any doubts, which would be perfectly understandable, given the time & effort involved in regaining competency at CPL/IR level, perhaps start with just PPL flying and see how it goes.

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