Initial Safety Training
CAE's Initial Cabin Crew Training course includes theoretical and practical training with highly qualified instructors, using cabin simulators, mock-ups and door trainers in an authentic environment.
The training setup is to a great extent oriented towards theory with a two way communication between instructor and students, team work, problem solving, knowledge assessment and when applicable, hands on training.
Objectives
The aim of the course is to acquire the knowledge and skills to qualify as a cabin crew member.
Course Content Summary
- Presentation & Introduction
- Discipline and Responsibilities
- Passenger Handling
- Dangerous Goods training
- Security training
- Medical aspects and First Aid
- Survival training
- Water Survival
- Fire and Smoke training
- Crew Resource Management & Human Factor
- Communication
- Test
Duration
10 days, or by special agreement.
Prerequisites
The course is intended for students with no previous flight experience.
Location
The course can be performed at CAE or at Customers' own facilities;
At CAE: Full Course, including practical hands on training, using cabin simulators, mock-ups, door trainers and water survival rafts in an authentic environment.
At Customers' facilities: Theoretical course, or full course including practical training on customer's equipment.
Conditions
CAE is an approved Initial Cabin Crew Training Organisation according to EU-OPS pt.1.1.005 and Danish Regulation BL 6-37. Click here to view the complete Authorisation Certificate.
Click here to download the Cabin Crew Safety Training & Solutions Brochure.
For further information about CAE Initial Cabin Crew Training, please contact cabincrew@cae.com
