MCC/JOC CAE, Simtech or RWL ?
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MCC/JOC CAE, Simtech or RWL ?
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I am currently looking for a MCC/JOC course. I checked many websites like Cockpit4u, Sim4u, Sky4u (so many 4u companies..), RWL German Flight Academy, Simtech and CEA.
By now I think the 4u companies are not my favorite ones but CAE, RWL and Simtech are fine for me. Which one would you recommend ? I think CAE sounds great in the CV but 737-400 or CR200 are not the planes where the screenings take place. Simtech and RWL have 737NG Sims which is great and important for the assessments. Quite hard to choose the right one
At the moment I think the best way is a MCC/JOC with CAE and doing a screening prep on the NG. So I could combine it a little bit.
Thank you in advance :-)
I am currently looking for a MCC/JOC course. I checked many websites like Cockpit4u, Sim4u, Sky4u (so many 4u companies..), RWL German Flight Academy, Simtech and CEA.
By now I think the 4u companies are not my favorite ones but CAE, RWL and Simtech are fine for me. Which one would you recommend ? I think CAE sounds great in the CV but 737-400 or CR200 are not the planes where the screenings take place. Simtech and RWL have 737NG Sims which is great and important for the assessments. Quite hard to choose the right one
At the moment I think the best way is a MCC/JOC with CAE and doing a screening prep on the NG. So I could combine it a little bit.
Thank you in advance :-)
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When I went for my only airline assessment it didn't seem to matter where anyone did the MCC and at the end of the day an MCC is not about what aircraft you do it on but getting a fundamental understanding of how to integrate and use all the crew to your advantage
My sim partner probably paid less than 50% of what I paid for my MCC and it didn't hinder him in any way at all with getting the job
I would agree doing it on a full glass cockpit setup will be more beneficial like an NG or 320 as most flying these days will be glass cockpit
My sim partner probably paid less than 50% of what I paid for my MCC and it didn't hinder him in any way at all with getting the job
I would agree doing it on a full glass cockpit setup will be more beneficial like an NG or 320 as most flying these days will be glass cockpit
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My advice you stay in Germany and go to RWL.
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Thank you guys. My bank denied the loan for an ATO outside from Germany so RWL is my only possibility. Which second ATO would you recommend if the RWL has no capacity, maybe Cockpit4u ?
Thank you in advance :-)
Thank you in advance :-)
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They're the only reliable company with high standards in Berlin Schoenfeld.
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Hey guys, would you mind to disclose the RWL MCC price? Just to see how they compare to Sky4U and the other players since their prices are not available on their website.
Has anybody been to the Austrian Aviation Academy's MCC? I heard that it's on an F100 simulator.
Has anybody been to the Austrian Aviation Academy's MCC? I heard that it's on an F100 simulator.
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Ca . 7500€
