Jet Orientation Course
I think about doing a JOC after my MCC - both because it sounds interesting and it may improve my chances in screenings/assessments. My experience until now is about 400 hours TT on SEP and MEP, fresh fATPL.
Has anybody done this? Do you have recommendations for providers in (central) Europe? Or rather warnings?;) A quick Google search resulted in an offer from Intercockpit, which looked professional, but also quite steeply priced at more than 4k Euros. |
Hi,
Check CAVOK in Hungary. The best price as far as i know and it's done on a A320 FNPT2. |
Thanks Philham and Booze.
Any other suggestions? |
If you don't mind coming to the UK, CRM Aviation Europe do it for £699 including vat.
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Make sure you use a full flight sim consisting of 20 hrs.
In my experience the carriers who specify they want a JOC require this. Not saying all but the ones I've seen ask for this |
JOC
Hey finalcheck!
Are you really going to do the JOC? I believe you want to attend Wizzair in Bucharest, right? I might be going too, but I do not have a JOC, I have a MCC on B737-300 FNPT II. |
Just a quick question guys;
I went to the open day in oxford on the weekend and one of the guys who was speaking said that the simulators are nothing like the level d simulators used by a lot of other companies. What i want to know is what is different about the oxford simulators compared to the level d simulators being used by other companies? If anyone has any information about this please let me know. Thanks |
What i want to know is what is different about the oxford simulators compared to the level d simulators being used by other companies? |
US$10M... good answer!
The more relevant difference is that the simulator at Oxford is not type-specific, but (I believe) 'BASED' on a 737 Classic. I am not sure if it uses genuine Boeing 737-400 flight dynamics? Not many companies use Level-D full flight simulators for JOC, because the motion is not necessary. FFS sims are mainly used for type rating training and recurrent training. |
Originally Posted by virtualaviation
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The more relevant difference is that the simulator at Oxford is not type-specific, but (I believe) 'BASED' on a 737 Classic. I am not sure if it uses genuine Boeing 737-400 flight dynamics?
Of more relevance is the quality of the instruction and the course syllabus - I would expect both of those at OAA to be good. |
Mcc+Joc course, recent experience and advice.
Hi Everyone,
I need to know your recent experience about Mcc+Joc course. Where did you do it or where are you doing it? Can you suggest me any place? |
Are you really going to do the JOC? I believe you want to attend Wizzair in Bucharest, right? I might be going too, but I do not have a JOC, I have a MCC on B737-300 FNPT II. |
Just a short report after having done the JOC at sim4u:
It was a fun experience and very educative at the same time. Having done my MCC at another provider who put a lot of emphasis on procedures and callouts, I especially enjoyed the fact that this course focused on hand flying - from approaches to airwork to visual traffic patterns. The 737NG FNPT II looks and feels great. My training partner and I were very satisfied with the instruction and in fact booked 2 sim hours extra at the end of the course. We both consider going back to sim4u when the time arrives to prepare for airline screenings :) ... |
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