An applicant for the MMC(A) course shall have one of the following:

• CPL (Frozen ATPL), PPL/IR or CPL/IR

• Theoretical knowledge instruction: The Theoretical MCC Training Course comprise 25 hours and includes Crew Resource Management and Threat and Error Management theory, jet flight planning, flight deck management, normal and non-normal operating procedures, checklist usage, jet aerodynamics, and swept-wing handling techniques, supported by presentations, videos, and accident case studies.
• Training in multi-crew co-operation of multi-pilot airplanes (Airbus A320). Ten four-hour simulator sessions in our jet flight simulator, comprising general air-work multi-crew exercises and Line Oriented Flight Training (LOFT) sequences. Training covers advanced handling skills, automation management, auto-flight and flight director operation, IFR navigation and procedures, normal and non-normal systems management, emergency procedures, and adverse weather handling. Students train in pairs, rotating between the Pilot Flying and Pilot Monitoring roles across exercises, applying classroom theory in realistic, real-time operational scenarios. The final session includes a formal assessment confirming that course objectives have been met.