Jet Orientation Course (JOC) – Your Pathway to Jet Aviation Mastery

What You’ll Learn in the Jet Orientation Course

The Jet Orientation Course (JOC) focuses on training pilots for the operational complexities of multi-crew jet aircraft. It provides a blend of theory and practical simulator sessions, which emphasize teamwork, communication, and decision-making. These skills are essential for managing normal, abnormal, and emergency flight situations. Participants will gain hands-on experience in a high-performance flight environment, learning how to effectively manage cockpit duties, share responsibilities, and make quick, coordinated decisions. This course is vital for pilots transitioning to more advanced, multi-crew roles in aviation.

Who Should Take 
This Course?

This course is ideal for pilots who have completed their initial flight training and want to transition to multi-crew, high-performance jet aircraft. It is specifically designed for those aiming to work in commercial aviation or upgrade their skills for handling complex cockpit environments. It also suits individuals preparing for airline-type operations and seeking to improve their teamwork and decision-making abilities in the cockpit.

What aircraft simulators are 
used in training?

The Jet Orientation Course uses advanced simulators, including the Boeing 737, Airbus A320, ATR 500, ATR 600, and a Virtual Procedure Trainer (VPT). These simulators are specifically designed to replicate real-world airline cockpit environments. This prepares pilots effectively for their future roles in commercial aviation, providing an immersive experience for both normal and emergency scenarios.

Course Fees & Enrollment

To enroll in the Jet Orientation Course, you need a valid and current EASA Commercial Pilot License (CPL)
with a Multi-Engine Instrument Rating.

Regarding the course fees, GTA is known for offering some of the most competitive prices in the industry, along with numerous discounts. Feel free to reach out for a consultation with no commitment required. We will be happy to provide you with a personalized quote and offer detailed information on the discounts and promotions currently available.

How does the JOC improve 
career prospects?

By completing the JOC, pilots significantly improve their career prospects as it sharpens their ability to operate efficiently in high-performance multi-crew aircraft environments. The course enhances essential skills such as teamwork, communication and decision-making, making pilots more competitive in the job market. Employers in commercial aviation value this training highly, as they see it as a crucial step towards preparation for airline operations.

FAQ's

This section answers some of the most frequently asked questions about the Jet Orientation Course at Global Training Aviation.
Is the JOC mandatory for airline employment?
The JOC is not legally mandatory for airline employment, but it is highly recommended and often preferred by airlines. Completing the course enhances a pilot’s qualifications, providing them with critical skills for 
multi-crew operations in jet aircraft. This gives candidates a competitive edge in the hiring process.
To enroll in the Jet Orientation Course, candidates must have a valid and current EASA Commercial Pilot License (CPL) with a Multi-Engine Instrument Rating. This ensures that participants are qualified to handle the complexities of multi-crew jet operations and can make the most of the training offered.
The duration of the Jet Orientation Course (JOC) can vary, as it is often taken as a complementary course alongside other training programs. Typically, it lasts around 4 days, but it may be longer or shorter depending on the specific training path and requirements of the individual pilot.

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