Learn to operate as part of an airline crew. MCC training teaches the communication, workload management and standard operating procedures used on every airline flight deck.
Most of your training so far has been as a single pilot. MCC teaches you to share tasks with another pilot, use standard callouts and checklists, and make decisions as a team, the way airlines operate every day.
Pilot flying and pilot monitoring roles
Standard callouts, flows and checklists
Crew resource management and threat and error management
Normal, abnormal and emergency scenarios
Preparation for type rating and airline training
Many airlines outside the U.S. require an MCC certificate. Ask an advisor about the requirements for the airlines you are targeting.
At a glance
MCC course
Who it is forCommercial pilots heading to airlines
U.S. airlines train crew coordination in their own programs, but MCC skills help in airline assessments. Many airlines outside the U.S. require an MCC certificate.