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berlioz

7th Oct 2018 13:54

About MCC

Hello to all

I have some questions about the MCC.

A pilot having a ATPLH, multi-crew rating with IR has the MCC?

Is the MCC course a "one time" thing? or you´ll have to renew it.

if you have already MCC for helicopters will it be valid for Airplanes???

Thanks in advance for the good answers

Non-PC Plod

7th Oct 2018 17:23

If you are talking about EASA-land:

Yes, you need MCC to get ATPL(H). Therefore, if you have ATPL(H), you must have MCC.
Its a once-only training course, and its not type-specific. So you can do it on a plank, and it is valid for helo and vice-versa.

212man

7th Oct 2018 18:26

It can also be a stand alone generic course or built into a type rating course if the first MP type.

berlioz

7th Oct 2018 19:17

Thanks to both for your answers

Regards

rudestuff

7th Oct 2018 21:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by TorqueStripe (Post 10268182)

500 hours on multi pilot helicopters will also do, without MCC, but not sure how that is applicable in today's world.

Military or non-EASA conversion.

QTG	8th Oct 2018 13:34

FCL.735.H MCC course - helicopters says that a F/W MCC certificate exempts the holder from TKI only. You still have to carry out "practical training" - ie. 20 hours in a R/W simulator.

TeeS	8th Oct 2018 17:56

Agreed QTG but the UK CAA don’t seem to bother too much, I’m aware of a few that have snuck through. TeeS

TeeS	8th Feb 2020 19:37

…...on the subject of MCC, if anyone is desperate for a course in the very near future, I've recently been made aware of a single vacancy on a course starting February 17th - Cotswold area. If this is of interest, send a PM and I will put you in contact with the provider.

Cheers
TeeS

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