Course details
Initial cabin crew training includes general knowledge and practical training.
This flight profession requires a high degree of responsibility and expertise to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers complying with aviation regulations.
Duties and Responsibilities of CABIN CREW
General organization chart of an airline
Cabin Crew , Duties and Responsibilities (Before Flight, On Flight, After Flight)
Hostess Regulations
2. Aviation Rules and Regulations for Practical Knowledge
Aviation codes
Connections
Coordination
Human Factors Training
Human Factor Control
Responsibilities
Environment control
3. Crew Resource Management
The purpose of CRM is to enhance the communication and management skills of crew members
And the importance of effective coordination and mutual communication between all crew members
4. Cabin health education and first aid training
first aid
Medical emergencies in flight
First aid box
Emergency Medical Kit
5. Transmission control and cabin performance
Boarding and disembarking passengers
Evacuate from exit marks
Dealing well with sick and ill travelers
6. Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
These trainings provide methods for standard cabin operations by cabin crew.
SOPs include inspections, cabin preparation and routine procedures.
7. Training on DGs (DGR)
General philosophy
By-Laws on Dangerous Goods in Aviation
Classification and list of dangerous goods
Branded packaging and labeling
Loading, Load Restriction and Segregation
Providing information to the commander
Dangerous Goods in Passenger Luggage
Necessary measures
8. Public Safety in Aviation
Flight accidents (situations like bomb threat and kidnapping)
Minimizing the consequences of such incidents
9. Safety training and emergency plans
Air transport methods, related to passenger safety and cargo transportation
10. Abnormal / emergency procedures
Operational information for emergency and safety equipment
Discharge devices
Necessary measures
Abnormal situations
11. Fire and smoke training
Fire Elements
Classification of fires
Identify the source of the fire
Hazardous fire areas
Prevent
Communication, coordination and assistance
Detecting the right type of extinguisher
Smoke
Fire-fighting equipment
Fire fighting methods and methods
Ground emergency services
12. Safety Management System Training
Safety management is a necessary organizational structures in aviation.
13. Survival and survival in water
Connection methods
Sliding boats / lifeboats / or floating devices
Steps to land the aircraft
