We are so excited to kickstart International Peer Assist Aviation Coalition (IPAAC 2024) annual conference - the largest gathering of aviation medical regulators, ATC, pilots, cabin crew, licensed engineers professionals 🛫
Stay tuned for more updates from sessions, Workshops and Break outs 🛫
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⚙️What is APS MCC?
APS MCC is a course that teaches pilots how to interact and divide flight tasks between the elements of a crew, following the methodologies used in airlines. It is an EASA-recognized course intended for a recent ATPL or CPL/MEIR holder and prepares them to do a type rating course in a modern aircraft, such as an Airbus A320 or Boeing 737.
🚦WHY IT EMERGE:
The APS MCC course arose because most of the airlines became aware of the difficulties that young pilots presented when put into a simulator either in selection processes by airlines or already in the type rating course.
🧩The APS MCC is an enhanced MCC that teaches crews how to work together and fly aircraft using simulators representing the entire aircraft.
📝BENEFITS:
In a selection process, the APS MCC gives a significant advantage to pilots who have completed this course compared to others who have not— concerning better preparation for professionals or future professionals.
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EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency published 2024-14 numbered SIB related to “Conduct of Accuracy Tests for Type B Electronic Flight Bag Application for Aircraft Performance or Mass and Balance Computations”.
It has become very apparent that EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency has been working with EU aircraft manufacturer Airbus to develop criteria for the development of enhanced minimum crew operations and single pilot operations on specific aircraft with the goal of eliminating a two-pilot flight deck. The regulatory agency’s timeline for assessing issues with and implementing reduced-crew operations into the EU regulatory framework is aggressive, with no data or information to justify such a drastic degradation of safety in the aviation industry.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3RBhCCP#SafetyStartsWith2#Automation#Airbus
At its core, what Airbus is trying to do would leave one pilot alone on the flight deck during the cruise phase of the flight while the other pilot is in another part of the aircraft. When this one pilot attends to physiological needs or becomes incapacitated it leaves no one at the controls, the only person who can step in to fly that aircraft will be asleep in a bunk rather than on the flight deck where they belong. Single pilot operations are effectively zero pilot operations in airline transportation, which could be catastrophic in an emergency.
I have thousands of hours over the North Atlantic, and can tell you with no uncertainty that in the middle of the night in cruise, having only one pilot is a significant degradation in safety. Imagine an emergency like an engine fire, security event or incapacitation of the remaining pilot.
The safety of the traveling and shipping public demands we refuse to entertain this unsafe idea.
It has become very apparent that EASA - European Union Aviation Safety Agency has been working with EU aircraft manufacturer Airbus to develop criteria for the development of enhanced minimum crew operations and single pilot operations on specific aircraft with the goal of eliminating a two-pilot flight deck. The regulatory agency’s timeline for assessing issues with and implementing reduced-crew operations into the EU regulatory framework is aggressive, with no data or information to justify such a drastic degradation of safety in the aviation industry.
Learn more: https://bit.ly/3RBhCCP#SafetyStartsWith2#Automation#Airbus
Pilot@Malaysia Airlines Berhad
4moMy colleague and I were really hoping to attend this year. Would’ve loved to gain more insight on the topics being covered.