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Jet Orientation Course (JOC)
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Panamedia
Jet Orientation Course (JOC) Classroom Course
Objectives
The objective of the Jet Orientation (JOC) training course is to facilitate the transition of pilots with little experience or recent graduates, holders of CPL (A) / IR (A) licenses to a level where their knowledge, spatial awareness, skills to turbine aircraft handling and operation, and attitude, be the entry level to airlines.
Our JOC is an excellent method to prepare for airline selection assessments, as well as for the first type rating.
You will learn jet handling skills using standard procedures in our Airbus procedure trainer (APT) whose cabin is that of an A320.
Course content
– 1 day of classroom training.
– 12 hours (3 sessions) of practical simulator training. This takes place in the APT of Airbus A320.
At the end of the course, you will receive a JOC certificate of completion.
Price:
€ 1900
Objectives
The objective of the Jet Orientation (JOC) training course is to facilitate the transition of pilots with little experience or recent graduates, holders of CPL (A) / IR (A) licenses to a level where their knowledge, spatial awareness, skills to turbine aircraft handling and operation, and attitude, be the entry level to airlines.
Our JOC is an excellent method to prepare for airline selection assessments, as well as for the first type rating.
You will learn jet handling skills using standard procedures in our Airbus procedure trainer (APT) whose cabin is that of an A320.
Course content
– 1 day of classroom training.
– 12 hours (3 sessions) of practical simulator training. This takes place in the APT of Airbus A320.
At the end of the course, you will receive a JOC certificate of completion.
Price:
€ 1900
Objectives
The objective of the Jet Orientation (JOC) training course is to facilitate the transition of pilots with little experience or recent graduates, holders of CPL (A) / IR (A) licenses to a level where their knowledge, spatial awareness, skills to turbine aircraft handling and operation, and attitude, be the entry level to airlines.
Our JOC is an excellent method to prepare for airline selection assessments, as well as for the first type rating.
You will learn jet handling skills using standard procedures in our Airbus procedure trainer (APT) whose cabin is that of an A320.
Course content
– 1 day of classroom training.
– 12 hours (3 sessions) of practical simulator training. This takes place in the APT of Airbus A320.
At the end of the course, you will receive a JOC certificate of completion.
Price:
€ 1900
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