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Flight attendant training

Cabin Crew

Safety, service, grooming and interview preparation for a career as cabin crew — with a pathway to the EASA Part-CC cabin crew attestation.

Boarding passAH 301
Duration
8 – 12 weeks
Entry
18+, +2 completed, fluent English
Format
In-person in Kathmandu + Part-CC pathway
Outcome
Course certificate · Part-CC attestation pathway

Overview

Cabin crew are first and foremost safety professionals — the service comes second. Airlines look for candidates who are calm under pressure, confident, well-presented and genuinely good with people.

Our Cabin Crew programme covers safety and emergency procedures, first aid, in-flight service, grooming and communication, followed by intensive preparation for airline assessment days. For students aiming at international carriers, we offer a pathway to the EASA Part-CC cabin crew attestation through partner training organisations.

  • Safety & emergency procedures taught by aviation professionals
  • Grooming, posture and personal presentation coaching
  • Mock assessment days, group tasks and panel interviews
  • CV and photo guidance for airline applications
  • Pathway to EASA Part-CC attestation with partner schools

What you'll learn

  1. 01
    Aviation & Airline Basics

    Aircraft types, cabin layout, crew roles and airline operations.

  2. 02
    Safety & Emergency Procedures

    Evacuation, ditching, fire-fighting, decompression and safety equipment.

  3. 03
    First Aid & Medical Emergencies

    In-flight medical situations and how to respond.

  4. 04
    Dangerous Goods Awareness

    Recognising and handling restricted items.

  5. 05
    In-flight Service

    Service flow, galley, special meals and premium cabin service.

  6. 06
    Grooming & Communication

    Presentation, body language, announcements and difficult passengers.

  7. 07
    Interview Preparation

    Assessment days, group exercises and panel interviews.

Your route

  1. WP 1

    Counselling

    Eligibility check and airline targets.

  2. WP 2

    Training

    Safety, service and grooming modules.

  3. WP 3

    Assessment prep

    Mock assessment days and interviews.

  4. WP 4

    Attestation

    Optional EASA Part-CC pathway.

  5. DEST

    Apply

    Applications to airlines with our guidance.

Entry requirements

  • Minimum age 18
  • +2 or equivalent completed
  • Fluent spoken English; additional languages are an advantage
  • Airline-specific height/reach and medical fitness requirements
  • Ability to swim is recommended

Career outcomes

  • Flight Attendant
  • Senior Cabin Crew / Purser
  • Cabin Crew Trainer
  • Airport Customer Service
  • Corporate Jet Cabin Attendant

Frequently asked

Is there a height requirement?

Each airline sets its own requirements — usually a minimum height or arm reach so crew can access overhead equipment. We check your eligibility for specific airlines during counselling.

Do you guarantee a job?

No responsible academy can guarantee an airline job. What we guarantee is thorough preparation, honest feedback and support with your applications.

Details are indicative and may vary by intake and partner institution. We confirm durations, fees and requirements in writing before enrolment.