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K.Nieruch Introduction of an ”ab initio“ training according to JAR- FCL (MPL) by means of Lufthansa German Airlines
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K.Nieruch 1 Starting position for Lufthansa Result of benchmarking training costs Piper PA-42 Cheyenne IIIA reaches end of life time ICAO Multi-Crew Pilot Licence (MPL) Project training according MPL initiated
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K.Nieruch 2 Upholding of the training quality Possible reduction of training costs Certification of training- and check personal Compliance of legal requirements Project training according JAR-FCL (MPL) Critical factors for successFramework requirements Perpetuation of training standards Assurance of own “ab initio” training with a stringent selection Basic capability utilization of flight training with a variable capacity Assurance of location in Bremen and Phoenix
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K.Nieruch 3 Theoretical training Bremen 12 months Vacation and exam preparation 1 month > Flight training Phoenix 4 months Beech F33 MPL-phase 1 > Seminars and vacation 1,5 months > Flight training Bremen 4 months FNPT II, MCC and CJ1+ MPL-phase 2 > Pilot training in Bremen and Phoenix according MPL Total time for training MPL: 22,5 months (ATPL 24 months)
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K.Nieruch 4 Jet Orientation Full Flight Simulator (A320, B737) 0,5 months MPL-phase 3 Advanced Type Training Full Flight Simulator (A320, B737) 1,5 months MPL-phase 4 > Landing Training A320, B737 2 days > Pilot training in Frankfurt according MPL Total time for Type Training (Phase 3 and 4): 2 months
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K.Nieruch 5 MPL syllabus ATCA Phoenix (MPL-phase 1) Airwork, pattern, up to first solo 06:00 hrs (FNPT II) 22:55 hrs (A/C) Core1 Airwork, pattern, cross country, up to first solo X/C 34:45 hrs (A/C) > Core 2 Airwork, pattern, cross country, night flying, upset training 28:20 hrs (A/C) > Core 3 Basic instrument, instrument flight procedures 22:30 hrs (FNPT II) > Core 4 Total time phase 1: 114:30 hrs acc. MPL 86:00 hrs A/C F33 + 28:30 hrs FNPT F33
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K.Nieruch 6 MATOW: 4900 kg, max alt : 41000ft, Vmo/Mmo: 389Kts/M0.71 Engines: FW44 (2 x 1900lbs) Instruments: Collins Proline 21, TCAS, FMS, RA, WX-Radar, WS-Wrng, EGPWS, Cessna Citation CJ1+
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K.Nieruch 7 Mechtronix CJ1+ (FSTD): CJ1+ Simulator certified as FTD2 und FNPTII/MCC
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K.Nieruch 8 MPL syllabus LFT Bremen (MPL-phase 2) Abnormal procedures, LOFT (Simulation Training Device) 36:00 hrs PF 36:00 hrs PNF 36:00 Observer > Basic 1 Abnormal procedures, LOFT (Simulation Training Device) 24:00 hrs PF 24:00 hrs PNF 24:00 Observer > Basic 2 Approaches, LOFT (Aircraft Citation CJ1+) 15:00 hrs PF + 15:00 hrs Observer > Basic 3 Total time phase 2: 135:00 hrs acc. MPL 60 :00 hrs PF + = 120:00 FNPT (CJ1+) + 15:00 A/C (CJ1+) 60:00 hrs PNF >
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K.Nieruch 9 MPL- syllabus DLH Frankfurt (MPL-phase 3+4) Jet Orientation Full Flight Simulator (A320, B737) 18:00 hrs PF 18:00 hrs PNF Reduction of 8:00 hrs (PF+PNF) Type Rating Full Flight Simulator (A320, B737)) 38:00 hrs PF 38:00 hrs PNF Unchanged A/C A320, B737 Minimum 12 landings Unchanged Intermediate (Phase 3)Advanced (Phase 4)Landing training > >
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K.Nieruch 10 Comparison between total training time (PF & PNF): Including type rating (BJT&BTT) and flight training (FT) ATPL (last pilot course 362) FNPT PHX F33 28:30 A/C PHX F33 146:00 SIM BRE PA42 63:00 A/C BRE PA 42 11:30 BJT&BTT A320/B737 44:00 ATT,LOFT,Skill test, FT, A320/B737 76:00 ________________________ Total 369:00 MPL (first pilot course 363) FNPT PHX F33 28:30 A/C PHX F33 86:00 FTD BRE CJ1+ 120:00 A/C BRE CJ1+ 15:00 BJT&BTT A320/B737 36:00 ATT,LOFT,Skill test, FT, A320/B737 76:00 _________________________ Total 363:30
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K.Nieruch 11 Positive feedback from all involved MPL concept allows a better preparation for the later work in an airline cockpit Reduction of total training time possible Prerequisite is the close connection to an airline flight operation Continuous training from the early beginner to the licensed co-pilot for modern airline jet-aircraft Summary:
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Thank you for your attention K.Nieruch
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