MCC in Scotland
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My previous thread concerning this in CRM & safety has been moved!
There is a plan afoot to start MCC training in Scotland in May or June; so far, all, Scottish applicants have had to go to England. The price is likely to be £1950 + VAT with a brand new Alsim 200 FNPT with 180 degree visual and an excellent European database. Proposed aircraft are Cheyenne or King Air. Your suggestions welcomed; if you need further info please PM me.
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There is a plan afoot to start MCC training in Scotland in May or June; so far, all, Scottish applicants have had to go to England. The price is likely to be £1950 + VAT with a brand new Alsim 200 FNPT with 180 degree visual and an excellent European database. Proposed aircraft are Cheyenne or King Air. Your suggestions welcomed; if you need further info please PM me.
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Is this the sim at Perth? If so I had a look a few years ago and they seemed to be a good bunch. They mentioned at the time that it was configured as at King Air although from memory the panel was different?
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Yes, the plan is for Tayside at Dundee. The simulator arrived around December and is used for IR training; it can be configured for about 18 types but the MCC is expected to be Kingair or Cheyenne based. We are hoping to have CAA approval in May 2008. If you fancy being on the 'dummy' course at a heavy discount, please PM me!!db16
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Get Alsim to do a Saab 340 fit 
, or more practically get good visual add-ons for the major Scottish airfields.
It is a very nice piece of kit though, definitely good news for Scottish wannabes (and you can relax with some aerobatics on the Grobs between sessions
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, or more practically get good visual add-ons for the major Scottish airfields.It is a very nice piece of kit though, definitely good news for Scottish wannabes (and you can relax with some aerobatics on the Grobs between sessions
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I agree, excellent sim. I used it for some IR refresh work recently. Ideal bit of kit for the MCC. It would surely work as no one else offers this type of training in Scotland
