Price of the course
1270 € including VAT
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If you want to become a part of the aviation team and experience the extraordinary life of flight attendants, you are in the right place.
After a successful completion of the course, you will receive a European flight attendant license issued in Austria – The Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA), which is a professional qualification. It consists of a course and an associated examination in line with the EASA Aircrew Regulation, the European Aviation Safety Agency.
The Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA) must be provided by an organisation approved by a Civil Aviation Authority in a member state of the European Union. This certificate is valid and recognized throughout all countries in the European Union. We are connected with four European airlines who are ready to accept candidates who have successfully passed our course.
This course is the ideal preparation for a future interview in any airline. You will be familiarized with the aviation environment and all the important English terms used in aviation as well.
Enrol in our Cabin Crew Intensive Course and be ready to work in one of the most interesting and exciting industries.
1270 € including VAT
7 days – including 6 intensive days + 1 additional day for self-study
– Theoretical instruction: 40 hours
– Practical training: 8 hours
(Each course starts at 09:00 and last day finish at 18:00)
One training day will be held in Vienna, Austria or in Prague, Czech Republic.
(Transport is provided and included in the price.)
– English language proficiency
– Ability to swim
– Age: The minimum required age of candidates is 18 years
Duration
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6 hours
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The training is carried out by qualified instructors with significant experience in aviation.
The next available date is scheduled for 10 March 2025
Duration
8 hours
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8 hours
8 hours
8 hours
8 hours
8 hours
8 hours
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The training is carried out by qualified instructors with significant experience working in aviation.
There are several relevant reasons:
The price is excluding accommodation, although we have connections with nearby hotels and can help you with arrangements.
The validity period of the CCA is 5 years and it extends automatically when you work as a cabin crew.
You can fly to all countries of the world with this CCA license.
All airlines based in the European Union + Switzerland, Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein accept this CCA license.
When you join an airline there will be additional training for the company specific procedures and the type of aircraft they use.
The course is same regardless of any gender.
This is the general introduction into the world of aviation, the first part of the course.
This covers the issues regarding physical/medical situation of crew members and passengers.
This part of course will train you how to act in case of a fire or smoke on board.
It stands for Crew Resource Management and trains students how the crew members (both pilots and cabin crew) work together in routine and non-routine situations.
Your registration is binding.
You can pay by card through the payment gateway or by bank transfer. If you choose to pay by bank transfer, after registration you will receive payment information and subsequently an advance invoice.
If the advance invoice is not paid within two weeks, we will cancel your registration.
After payment, you will receive an email with detailed information about the venue, the schedule and a list of things to take with you. You will also receive a list of doctors and clinics where you can go for a medical examination before the course.
If you want to become a part of the aviation team and experience the extraordinary life of flight attendants, you are in the right place.
After successful completion of the course, you will receive a European flight attendant license issued in Austria – The Cabin Crew attestation (CCA), which is a professional qualification. It consists of mandatory course and an associated examination in line with EASA Aircrew Regulation, the European Aviation Safety Agency.
