• No previous experience needed.
• Being 18 or older (at the time of the evaluation)
• Knowing how to swim.
• Having good command of the English language.
• Pass the Class 2 aviation medical exam.
• A well-groomed appearance.
• Recommended minimum height: 5’2″ for women and 5’6″ for men.

• The course lasts approximately 3 months.

The course is made up of the 9 compulsory subjects included below and 2 elective subjects that may vary depending on the course:

• General aviation theoretical knowledge.
• Aeronautical regulations and institutions relevant to cabin crew members.
• General safety issues in aviation.
• Training in smoke and fire suppression.
• Survival
• Introductory course to human factors in aeronautics and crew resource management.
• Passenger assistance and cabin monitoring.
• Aviation medicine and first aid considerations.
• Dangerous Goods.
• Electives will be announced at the beginning of the course.

The experiential instruction provided in the course includes the training necessary to adapt to any situation that a cabin crew member may encounter in the work environment.

The students will practice in the Convair Coronado, the best Passenger Cabin Crew Member simulator in Europe.

• Regular and emergency procedures.
• Turbulence.
• Depressurization on board.
• Emergency descent and landing.
• Use of emergency equipment.
• Fire and smoke in the cabin.
• Fire suppression.
• Aircraft evacuation.
• Use of vests, rafts, and beacons.
• Water rescue practices.
• First aid.

Passenger Cabin Crew Certificate (Flight Attendant)