Cabin crew : Advanced training

Cabin crew : Advanced training

Current European regulations impose a set number of recurring and qualifying training sessions on the Cabin Crew, which they must attend throughout their professional career.

ESMA offers a range of training courses adapted to the airlines regulatory constraints and possesses a large number of safety equipment for this purpose.

The practicals are proposed for the following range of aircraft:

• Airbus 320
• Boeing 737 and 747
• Fokker 100 and 70
• ATR42 and 72
• Canadair Regional Jet (CRJ)

Aircraft Type Rating Qualification

The practical section of the aircraft type qualification includes:

• Handling doors and exits
• Emergency evacuation
• Smoke tunnel exercises
• Extinguishing fires

Duration : ½ day to 1 day depending on the airline company's program.
Sessions: Available on demand.

Recurrent Training

This includes:

• A safety module
• A first-aid module
• A CRM module
• A commercial module

Duration: ½ day to 1 day depending on the airlines company's program.
Sessions: Available on demand.