Additional Cabin Crew Training Courses
Specialized courses that aim to elevate the skills and knowledge of aviation professionals, equipping them with essential expertise in critical areas.
The program is designed to allow students to develop theoretical and practical skills in firefighting and operations in a smoke environment.
After the course, you will:
After the course, you will:
- Be able to identify different types of fire;
- Know possible sources of fire and be able to identify them;
- Be able to exercise firefighting procedures and use a proper type of extinguisher;
- Know fire prevention techniques;
- Be familiar with crew procedures and responsibilities when fighting the fire;
- Know the importance of appropriate preparation of firefighting equipment;
- Be aware of the importance of communication and cooperation between crew members;
- Know how to operate in a smoke environment;
- Be aware of the intoxication hazard of fire and smokes;
- Be aware of possible fire sources int the aircraft exterior.
- Practical extinguishing of different potential cabin fire risk areas (oven, overhead baggage compartment, lavatory, open fire)
- Actual usage of fire fighting and smoke protection equipment, including PBE
- Actual smoke procedures training, donning, and practical use of protective breathing equipment (PBE) in enclosed, dark, smoke-filled environments.
- Sources of fire and smoke are set by the instructor.
Upon completing this program, you will have the required knowledge and practical skills in ditching and water survival procedures.
Theory:
Theory:
- Preparation of ditching
- Ditching factors
- Hypothermia
- General principles of water survival
- Water survival and floatation equipment
- Water survival techniques
- Crowd control and passenger management
- Water rescue techniques
Aero Medical Aspects and First Aid training course is mandatory for all flight crew members. Upon completing this training, you will be able to identify the symptoms of illness and appropriately use medical equipment on board to provide first aid in case of an accident or impairment of the health of any person on board.
The training includes the following subjects:
The training includes the following subjects:
- Physiology effects of flying
- Medical emergencies in aviation
- Basic first aid
- Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- Usage of appropriate aeroplane equipment
- Travel health and hygiene
- Additional topics
CANDIDATES FOR CABIN CREW ARE REQUIRED TO:
- Be at least 18 years old;
- Have an education - Maturity certificate or a diploma;
- Speak English at level B2 or B1;
- Have swimming skills;
- For health reasons, meet the requirements of the medical commission;
- Have good communication skills, be able to work in a team;
- Be at least 1.60 m tall and weight must be proportional to height;
- Piercings and tattoos on exposed parts of the body are not encouraged, but some airlines allow them.