Flight Training Services

With its partners, MHC Aviation can offer tailored training solutions for airline crews. In collaboration with our esteemed partners, we arrange custom training programs for our client's needs to enhance the skills, safety, and performance of pilots and cabin crew. Our tailored courses can offer our clients additional flexibility when their airline requires extra resources to meet its targets.

Training Programs

1. Pilot Training

Airbus A320 Type Rating (ZFTT and non-ZFTT) is a specialized training program for pilots who wish to become certified to operate the Airbus A320 family of aircraft. This type rating includes two pathways: Zero Flight Time Training (ZFTT) and non-ZFTT.

ZFTT is designed for experienced pilots transitioning from similar aircraft types. It allows them to complete their type rating entirely in a Full-Flight Simulator without actual flight training.
Non-ZFTT is for pilots with less experience or transitioning from significantly different aircraft types. It requires both simulator sessions and actual flight training in the aircraft.
Both pathways cover aircraft systems, performance, handling, and emergency procedures, equipping pilots with the necessary skills to operate the A320 safely and efficiently.
Airbus A320 Aircraft Training: is a specialized training program designed to certify pilots under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards to operate the Airbus A320 family of aircraft. The training includes in-depth theoretical knowledge of aircraft systems, performance, and operational procedures, along with intensive simulator sessions that replicate real-world flying conditions. Pilots learn to manage normal, abnormal, and emergencies, ensuring they are fully prepared to operate the A320 safely and efficiently. Successful completion of the training results in an EASA Type Rating, qualifying pilots to fly the A320 across European airlines.
Airbus A330 Type Rating (ZFTT): is a specialized training program designed for experienced pilots to obtain certification to operate the Airbus A330 aircraft using Zero Flight Time Training (ZFTT). This pathway allows pilots to complete their type rating in a Full Flight Simulator without conducting initial training flights in the actual aircraft, provided they meet the regulatory experience requirements. The course covers in-depth aircraft systems, flight operations, handling characteristics, and emergency procedures, focusing on replicating real-world scenarios in a high-fidelity simulator environment. Upon successful completion, pilots are certified to operate the A330 under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations.

CCQ A320 to A330 Course / CCQ A330 to A320 Course: Specialized training programs allow pilots to transition between the Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft with minimal additional training, thanks to the high level of commonality between the two types.

The A320 to A330 CCQ focuses on familiarizing pilots with the larger A330's systems, handling, and performance differences.
The A330 to A320 CCQ trains pilots to adapt to the smaller A320's operational characteristics.
Both courses include classroom instruction, computer-based training, and Full Flight Simulator sessions, enabling pilots to expand their qualifications efficiently under EASA standards.
LPC Renewal (Following Expiry) / LPC (Following Failure): is a mandatory assessment for pilots seeking to renew their type rating after its expiry or following a failed proficiency check, according to European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations. This renewal process involves retraining and a check ride in a Full Flight Simulator or actual aircraft, covering essential flight operations, handling skills, and emergency procedures specific to the aircraft type. The aim is to ensure pilots regain and demonstrate the required level of competency to operate their assigned aircraft safely. Successful completion of the renewal allows pilots to restore their type rating and resume flying duties.
Low Visibility Operations Course: is a specialized training program designed for pilots to enhance their skills and knowledge for safely operating aircraft in low visibility conditions. This course covers essential techniques and procedures for navigating and landing in reduced visibility environments, such as fog, heavy rain, or snow. It includes classroom instruction on regulations, equipment, decision-making, and practical training in a Full Flight Simulator to handle low-visibility scenarios effectively. The course ensures pilots are proficient in using advanced avionics, following specific approaches, managing safety protocols in challenging conditions, and adhering to European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) standards.
Airbus A320 TRI Course: a comprehensive training program designed for experienced pilots who wish to become certified instructors for the Airbus A320. This course focuses on developing advanced instructional psychological skills, including training and assessing pilots on A320 systems, procedures, and flight operations. It includes theoretical instruction on psychological teaching methodologies and practical training in a Full Flight Simulator to master the nuances of instructing in various scenarios. Successful completion of the course certifies pilots as Type Rating Instructors under European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations, enabling them to train and evaluate future A320 pilots.

2. Cabin Crew Training

Cabin Crew Initial Course (EASA Attestation): Thistraining program is mandatory for individuals aspiring to become certified cabin crew members at European Airlines, regulated by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and provides comprehensive training on essential safety and emergency procedures, aviation security, first aid, firefighting, and crew resource management. It aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills required to handle in-flight emergencies and ensure passenger safety. Successful course completion grants an EASA Attestation, a recognized certification needed to work as cabin crew across Europe.

3. Aircraft Maintenance Training

Cadet program for mechanics: (A license) a specialized training pathway designed for individuals seeking to become certified aircraft maintenance engineers under the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) regulations. This program provides in-depth theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to obtain the EASA Part-66 Category A license, which qualifies individuals to perform scheduled line maintenance and basic mechanical tasks on aircraft. The course covers essential topics such as aircraft systems, maintenance practices, safety protocols, and troubleshooting techniques. Graduates receive the qualifications to work as certified aircraft mechanics in European aviation.

Why Choose MHC Aviation?

Expert Instructors: Our trainers are industry veterans with extensive experience in aviation safety, operations, and crew management.
State-of-the-Art Facilities: We offer training in advanced simulators and facilities replicating real-world flying conditions and airport environments.
Customized Programs: Tailored Training to meet the specific needs of your airline, ensuring relevance and practical application.
Global Standards Compliance: All our courses meet or exceed international aviation standards set by EASA, ICAO, and other leading authorities.

Our Partners

MHC Aviation partners with leading aviation training organizations and technology providers to deliver quality training experiences. Our collaborations ensure access to the latest industry knowledge, best practices, and innovative training technologies.