Turbopropeller transition course: aerodynamic management, propeller passage, pressurization and thaw systems.
Initial and recurrent of crm: optimization of communication, decision making and synergy in cabin.
Pre-admission training: standardized profiles, pf / pm roles and contingencies under airline standards.
Advanced ifr course: precision and non-precision approach procedures in adverse meteorology.

Mcc (multi-crew cooperation) course: teamwork, leadership and resource management in multiple crews.
Jtc race (jet transition race): high altitude jet aerodynamics, energy management and spool-up response.
Loft and fms training: real-time flights to optimize programming, automation and on-line failures.
Seminar of promotion to commander: leadership, legal authority and critical decision-making under pressure.

The differential value of our center lies in our teaching body: all our instructors are active airline pilots and current boeing commanders 737. this ensures that training is not limited to the theory of the manuals, but to the direct transmission of practical knowledge, the resolution of actual scenarios of the daily operation and the decision-making criteria that are acquired only by adding flight hours to the command of this reactor.
Our comprehensive programmes are structured under strict methodological criteria to maximize technical and operational competence:
Jet transition course (jtc): a high-demand program designed for commercial pilots oriented to the transition to reactors. guided by b737 commanders, the course provides a deep understanding of the limitations, performance, automation and system management of the aircraft, preparing solidly the aspirant to successfully deal with the selection processes of airlines and type-rating courses. it consists of 20 hours of face-to-face theoretical instruction and 4 hours of intensive practical training in simulator.
CRM / MCC (CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & MULTI-CREW COOPERATION): AIMED AT DEVELOPING FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS IN MULTIPLE CREW ENVIRONMENTS. GIVEN BY AIRLINE PILOTS WITH REAL EXPERIENCE IN CABIN MANAGEMENT, TRAINING FOCUSES ON OPTIMIZING COMMUNICATION FLOWS, DECISION-MAKING UNDER PRESSURE, RIGOROUS APPLICATION OF SOPS (STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES) AND EFFICIENT WORKLOAD DISTRIBUTION BASED ON CURRENT INDUSTRY STANDARDS.
Personalised familiarization and technical training: a versatile module designed for professional pilots who need to maintain their operational efficiency, prepare specific evaluation profiles, or become immersively familiar with the complexity of the navigation systems of the b737 ng before starting a formal rating, accompanied and advised in each session by a material commander.
Note: the combination of a precise response simulator with the 'coaching' and the living experience of active commanders ensures an optimal, measurable and directly applicable transfer of skills to the actual requirements of an airline.

As in our entire academic offer, the training is taught exclusively by instructors who are active commanders in king air b200. this ensures an irreplaceable transfer of know-how: the actual management of the turbopropeller engine, efficient operation in demanding aerodromes and decision-making based on the living experience of executive and regional aviation.
Our existing programs are designed with a concise, pragmatic and highly professional approach:
Turbopropeller transition course (initial king air b200): structured for commercial pilots looking to step from the piston engine to turbopropeller technology. the training covers in depth the management of pratt & whitney pt6a power plants, structural limitations, pressurization systems, specific high performance aerodynamics and the use of advanced avionics. is the ideal preparation to deal with any process of line or rating in corporate aviation companies with solvency.
Operational training and evaluation profiles: sessions aimed at pilots who already operate the material but require standardization, preparation of company entry profiles or specific training in the management of critical emergencies (engine failure in take-off, hydraulic systems and operations in adverse weather conditions).
CRM ADAPTED TO CORPORATE OPERATIONS (SINGLE / MULTI-PILOT): OPTIMIZATION OF CABIN WORKFLOW FOR EXECUTIVE ENVIRONMENTS, WHERE OPERATIONAL FLEXIBILITY AND SECURITY MUST COEXIST UNDER THE HIGHEST STANDARDS. THE RIGOROUS APPLICATION OF CHECKLISTS, THE MANAGEMENT OF FATIGUE AND SITUATIONAL CONSCIOUSNESS ON NON-REGULAR ROUTES ARE TRAINED.
Note: the combination of a faithful response simulator with the advice of experienced commanders ensures a smooth technical transition, minimizing the adaptation times on the actual aircraft and enhancing your professional profile towards the opportunities of the current and future market.

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2. rationale for the programme
The shift from general or executive aviation to airline transport requires a change of operational mentality. company income assessments not only assess manual skill, but also the mastery of automatims and efficient management of workflows under standard operating procedures (sops). this course offers focused and pragmatic training to master fms (flight management system) as the core of the modern operation, facilitating a smooth transition to the environment of large-scale reactors.
3. technical content of the module
The programme is structured to provide the pilot with technological fluidity and operational discipline in complex cabins:
Architecture and logic of the fms: understanding the philosophy of automation, page structure (init, rte, perf, legs, prog) and the correct feeding of the navigation database.
Programming and flight modifications: insertion and revision of flight plans, calculation of take-off and landing performance, management of speed and altitude restrictions, and editing of road routes or terminal areas to control vectors.
Lateral and vertical navigation strategies (lnav / vnav): advanced management of the promotion, cruising and optimal descent profiles (top of descent), holding settings and sequencing of complex approaches.
Adaptation to air line standards (sops): practical introduction to multiple cabin discipline, reading and execution of checklists, standardized cabin flows, and critical interaction between the flying pilot (pf - pilot flying) and the monitoring pilot (pm - pilot monitoring).
Contingency and failure management: procedures for auto losses, degradation of navigation data, and rapid reconfiguration of the flight plan under high-workload situations.
4. methodology and professional projection
Through an advanced briefing structure, practical guided coaching session and critical debriefing, the trainee develops the confidence necessary to operate modern flight management systems. this training reduces the technical gap in the selection processes of airlines, allowing the graduate to stand out in the simulator tests and to dramatically accelerate their adaptation in future type rating courses.
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Training of professionals, by professionals.
More mejía, buenos aires, argentina.

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2. rationale for the programme
Entering a regular airline requires a critical transition to a highly complex corporate and legal structure. current airlines seek professionals with a strong capacity to lead resources, mitigate risks and manage the operation under the current regulatory framework. this global program immerses the pilot in the real environment of an airline, combining high technical demand with the required legal and leadership knowledge in multiple cabins.
3. technical and academic content of the course
Legal framework and aeronautical code: study of the aeronautical rules applicable to regular commercial operations. legal responsibilities to the aeronautical authority, implications of the regulatory framework for the operation of large aircraft and legal aspects of the flight clearance.
Powers and responsibilities of the crew: legal and operational definition of the role of the master (maximum authority, aircraft security, decision-making and civil and criminal responsibility aspects) and of the first officer (assistance roles, delegation of functions and security management as second in command).
Multiple cabin interaction (crm / sops): working dynamics in crews under standard operating procedures (sops). distribution and standardization of cabin flows, safety briefings and professional interaction with cabin staff (tcp), office, ramp and air traffic control (atc).
Contingency and threat management (tem): methodology for detection and mitigation of operational errors. standardized models for complex decision-making under high workload (dodar / fordec) and fuel management (fuel management) in the face of severe weather or saturated airports.
High complexity emergency procedures: protocolisation and cabin discipline in critical situations in large-scale aircraft: depressurization, critical-stage engine failures (v1 / take-off), on-board fire and evacuation. absolute emphasis on the division of roles: flying pilot (pf) and monitoring pilot (pm).
4. methodology and professional benefits
The program combines academic instruction with dynamic simulation sessions under the loft method (linearly oriented flight training). the graduate acquires the systemic vision, the legal knowledge and the habits required in the selection and entry processes of the main airlines of the region.
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Training of professionals, by professionals.
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