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.
Jet Orientation Course Or Jet Induction Training
Jet Orientation Course Or Jet Induction Training
course structure
TOTAL DURATION:
32
hours
5
days
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.
