MCC post CPL
Hello everyone. I am towards the beginning of the practical portion of an ICAO to EASA license conversion and have a question regarding MCC.
I will finish converting CPL ME-IR and will apply for work, like my username says I have 550 hours as co-pilot in a multicrew jet. The type expired as after the company downsized I decided to make the permanent move to Europe (dual citizen). Now I'm trying to find information about MCC afterwards. I know it's necessary for a first type rating, but I already hold a type rating (although expired). Do I need it to add to an EASA license? If not, I did a jet-trainer in a 737 in my country and MCC obviously helps during sim assessment, can I just find a assessment prep and sim hours to get ready for an interview? Just trying to prep (€€) for what's a requirement and what's a recommendation to find work later. Thanks a lot. |
But if he holds a multi crew aircraft type rating why would production of a MCC certificate be necessary ? My question is what are the rules etc with an expired ICAO type rating when you apply for EASA multi crew type rating? |
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