Jet Orientation
Course (JOC)
Upon completion of JOC, the pilot will have the necessary knowledge and skills to demonstrate that he/she is the master of the jet airplane, with the successful outcome of a procedure or manoeuvre never in doubt. Some airlines require candidates to have JOC completed before starting an assessment process.
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GROUND PHASE
HOURS
24
DAYS
3
The ground school consists of 16 hours of CBT (computer-based training) and 8 hours of theory in class:
- Introduction of jet aircraft
- Differences between jet engine and piston engine
- Basic principles of flying a specific aeroplane
- Power concept
- Systems familiarization
- Automation
- General handling and IFR flying in the jet environment
- Precision and Non-Precision approaches
- Checklist and Briefing philosophies as well as techniques
- Mutual work and task sharing in the jet environment
- Standard Operating Procedures
- Cockpit Procedures Training (Mock-up)
FLIGHT PHASE
HOURS
8
DAYS
2
The FFS/FTD session is divided into:
- Pilot flying (PF)
- Pilot Non-flying (PNF)
If JOC training is combined with MCC or Type Rating, it only will take 4 hours to complete.
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